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#NASA SPACE CENTER MOVIE#

“If astronauts are really up there, why are they faking the footage?” wrote one user in an Instagram post that’s been liked nearly 11,000 times as of Thursday.

#NASA SPACE CENTER MOVIE#

It also suggests that “air bubbles” can be seen in some of the shots of astronauts floating outside the station, proving that the images were actually shot underwater in a movie studio and not in space. The clip suggests some footage from the station contains astronauts purportedly pulling at hidden wires or wearing harnesses in order to appear to be in a gravity-less environment. THE FACTS: Some social media users are reviving a long-running conspiracy theory that no one is actually manning the wheel in the International Space Station that’s been orbiting Earth for more than two decades now.Ī number are sharing a video clip that purports to show visual evidence that many scenes from the football field-sized floating laboratory are faked using Hollywood tricks.

Footage of astronauts in space suits working underwater is from training exercises at NASA, for example, and video glitches are due to satellite transmission interruptions. Additionally, examples cited as proof of an elaborate hoax are easily explained. A spokesperson for NASA and space science experts say the footage is legitimate and that there is ample evidence to show that there are real people on the massive research complex floating above Earth.

Designed to achieve a LEED Silver Certification per the USGBC, the building incorporates many innovative technological, sustainable and energy-efficient features.CLAIM: Footage purporting to show astronauts aboard the International Space Station is staged and was actually filmed on Earth.ĪP’S ASSESSMENT: False.

Centralized corridors for utility operations and functions do not detract from valuable laboratory spaces to assure that scientific and mission operations protocols are not compromised.

A two-story structure with administrative and collaborative spaces featuring controlled natural daylight connects the two wings.

The south wing houses two levels of bioanalytical laboratories, while the north wing houses flexible high-bay laboratories for human performance evaluations.

The exterior landscape design features evoke the celestial geometry of the solar system and the dynamic movement of the planets and moons orbiting around the sun.

The long windowless outside wall of the high-bay features a pattern of contrasting glossy and flat black stone designed to mimic a DNA sequence.

The three-story building’s site placement at an angle to both the street and the square grid of the JSC campus optimizes solar orientation and marks a bold departure from the existing campus as do the building’s high-tech functional forms, exterior materials, colors and textures.The building’s layout supports efficiency and flexibility of laboratory functions and their adjacent offices with communal, support and staff amenities that enhance the well-being of its occupants. The design reflects NASA’s investment in human exploration of deep space. The building efficiently consolidates and replaces multiple aging and obsolete facilities at JSC into an integrated design to enhance collaboration and innovation among scientists, clinicians and engineers. This laboratory facility is the new home for the Johnson Space Center Biomedical Research & Environmental Sciences Division, the primary agency organization focused on enhancing astronaut health and performance while mitigating the human system risks associated with spaceflight. Supporting Human Exploration in Deep Space