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NASA astronaut and Expedition 75 flight engineer Anil Menon uses a lead-free soldering technique to solder components on a circuit board and demonstrate the manufacturing and repair of electronics in microgravity. Menon conducted safe research operations inside a container system attached to the Harmony module's maintenance work area to protect the International Space Station's atmosphere. The MIYOKA experiment will return the space-soldered samples to Earth for analysis and compared them to ide

NASA astronaut and Expedition 75 flight engineer Anil Menon uses a lead-free soldering technique to solder components on a circuit board and demonstrate the manufacturing and repair of electronics in microgravity. Menon conducted safe research operations inside a container system attached to the Harmony module's maintenance work area to protect the International Space Station's atmosphere. The MIYOKA experiment will return the space-soldered samples to Earth for analysis and compared them to ide
NASA astronaut and Expedition 75 flight engineer Anil Menon uses a lead-free soldering technique to solder components on a circuit board and demonstrate the manufacturing and repair of electronics in microgravity. Menon conducted safe research operations inside a container system attached to the Harmony module's maintenance work area to protect the International Space Station's atmosphere. The MIYOKA experiment will return the space-soldered samples to Earth for analysis and compared them to ide 图:NASA
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