Oxygen is transported to space, specifically to the International Space Station (ISS), through three primary methods:
- Oxygen Generators: These systems produce oxygen onboard the ISS.
- Pressurized Oxygen Tanks: Oxygen is compressed and stored in tanks, then transported to the ISS.
- Solid Fuel Oxygen Generators: These are chemical devices that release oxygen upon activation.
In summary, according to the provided information, getting oxygen aboard the International Space Station (ISS) is handled in one of three ways: using oxygen generators, pressurized oxygen tanks or solid fuel oxygen generators.
