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Astronauts aboard the International Space Station witness 16 sunrises and 16 sunsets every 24 hours, orbiting Earth once every 90 minutes while traveling 5 miles a second
A Russian module called Zvezda has been venting the space station's air through cracks since 2019 — losing nearly 2 kilograms a day before NASA auditors flagged it the highest safety risk aboard
On 26 September 1991, eight people locked themselves inside a three-acre world of glass and steel in the Arizona desert — and two years later emerged gaunt, oxygen-deprived, and having discovered that the building's own walls had been slowly stealing the air
The International Space Station weighs 420 tons and stretches the length of an American football field — making it the most expensive object humanity has ever built at roughly $150 billion
