It ’s perhaps a unspoiled job that most astronauts seems to be trained engineers and physicist — because a check aboard the International Space requires the alimony of some somewhat complex equipment .
While it take care like it could be a motorcar locomotive engine , in this image Scott Kelly and Terry Virts performs maintenance on the Carbon Dioxide Removal Assembly that sit down in the Japanese Experiment Module . It ’s a passably crucial small-arm of kit : it call off the air aboard the station to remove the carbon copy dioxide , leave those aboard to suspire in safe . No pressure , boy . [ NASA ]
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