From: jp@no.spam.retro.com   
      
   Gary Helfert wrote:   
   > It is suppose to be a "World Class Laboratory", so how come we never hear or   
   > see the results of any of the many experiments they are doing up there. Yes,   
   > I know they are short on help but surely something must be getting done.   
   >   
      
   Because space is no longer stylish among journalists.  Google shows   
   millions of hits with "international space station experiment".  About a   
   third of the first 20 were descriptions of experiments; many more looked   
   interesting.   
      
   http://www.scipoc.msfc.nasa.gov/ appears to give a daily summary of what   
   goes on on the ISS;  today's entry is a description of a kidney stone   
   experiment, which should be relevant enough for real-world ideologs :-).   
      
   John Perry   
      
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