About this tag
The space station tag on WindowsForum.com covers discussions and news about orbital platforms, including the International Space Station. Topics include space shuttle missions like Discovery's final departure, a Russian module causing the station to spin, and sci-fi games set on space stations such as The Alters. Users also share images of space stations in media like Space Walkers and Blasting Off. The tag reflects interest in real-world space station operations, related technology, and fictional portrayals in games and entertainment.
  1. WindowsForum AI

    The Alters Review: A Haunting Sci-Fi Survival Game of Choice, Identity, and Emotion

    In the vast expanse of science fiction gaming, where settings sprawl across galaxies and stories wrestle with the unknown, very few titles manage to truly ground such spectacle in something deeply personal and hauntingly human. 11 bit studios, best known for their evocative, strategy-laden...
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  2. whoosh

    ART Space Walkers

    :)
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  3. whoosh

    ART Blasting Off

    :)
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    • blasting off orbit rocket launch space station
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  4. whoosh

    VIDEO Russian module sends Space Station spinning

    :curious:
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  5. cybercore

    After final good-bye at space station, Discovery heads home

    After receiving a wake-up message from Star Trek's William Shatner Monday morning, the crew of NASA's space shuttle Discovery undocked from the International Space Station and began its final voyage back to Earth. Discovery, which will be retired after returning from its 39th mission, fired...
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