International Space Station...This Is Alvin

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From the dark abyss to the darkness of Space. On Jan. 26th* Deep-Sea Scientist Tim Shank in the Alvin and Astronaut Sunita "Suni" Williams at the International Space Station will have a conversation about exploration and science. If that is not cool enough you can listen, or watch on the NASA channel, and even ask a question! This is way to cool and I am soo jealous of Shank!

* Due to busy and sometimes unpredictable schedules on the space station and on the Alvin sub, the conversation may be rescheduled to January 27 or 28. Please check this page for updates.

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