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The International Space Station has just marked a significant anniversary. Here's what life inside is like

The comet NEOWISE streaks above Earth, in this image taken aboard the International Space Station.

The NASA space station is estimated to cost upwards of $100 billion and is the third brightest object in the night sky. Image: NASA/Handout via REUTERS

Sean Fleming
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Ian Shine
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Diagram of NASA's international space station.
This complex structure is almost as big as an American football field. Image: NASA

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This is how you can spot the ISS. Image: NASA
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