International Space Station

Superfocus Glasses Bring Clarity To NASA Astronauts And 65 Million Farsighted Earthlings

BY Lydia Dishman | 11-14-2011 | 4:29 PM | DESIGN

Innovative Superfocus glasses were originally designed to deliver sharp vision to some 65 million Americans with aging eyes. Now they're even helping astronauts see better on long space flights. Next stop: Mars.READ MORE›

Astronaut Ron Garan On His Harrowing Landing, Innovations In Outer Space, And Tweeting From The Final Frontier

BY Neal Ungerleider | 09-22-2011 | 10:55 AM | CAREERS

In an extended interview, astronaut Ron Garan speaks with Fast Company about his nerve-wracking return to earth, what technology startups should develop for space travel, and life on the International Space Station. "We really need to start not just exploring space," Garan says, "but utilizing space."READ MORE›

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International Space Station

Superfocus Glasses Bring Clarity To NASA Astronauts And 65 Million Farsighted Earthlings

Astronaut Ron Garan On His Harrowing Landing, Innovations In Outer Space, And Tweeting From The Final Frontier

Robots in Space: A GM/NASA Production [Video]

Astronauts Enter Round Two of Ammonia Wrestling in Space

Infographic of the Day: How the International Space Station Was Put Together