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According to Science Magazine, the International Space Station has found its scientific calling.
The ISS is now home to five instruments that observe Earth, with two more set to join this year, including the Orbiting Carbon Observatory.
The ISS is not exactly the most ideal platform for such instruments, given it’s limited orbit.

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