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Astronauts live and work together in a giant spacecraft that circles our planet over and over, day and night.
The floating home where astronauts live and work together as it circles Earth is called the International Space Station, or ISS for short.
A space shuttle was a spacecraft that used to fly astronauts up and back down, and a space telescope stays far from Earth studying stars — neither one is a home where astronauts live for months.
The ISS zooms around Earth so fast that it circles the whole planet about 16 times every single day, meaning astronauts on board see about 16 sunrises and sunsets daily!
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