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In [[2015]], the crew included [[Russia]]n [[Dimitri Yemtov]], [[South Korea]]n [[Lee Jae-Yong]], [[Cory (The Hyperion Empire)|Cory]], and [[Quinn (The Hyperion Empire)|Quinn]] led by [[Major]] [[Weir (The Hyperion Empire)|Weir]]. That year, the ISS was destroyed by a [[Hyperion (species)|Hyperion]] falling to [[Earth]], killing the entire crew. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Hyperion Empire (comic story)|The Hyperion Empire]]'')
In [[2015]], the crew included [[Russia]]n [[Dimitri Yemtov]], [[South Korea]]n [[Lee Jae-Yong]], [[Cory (The Hyperion Empire)|Cory]], and [[Quinn (The Hyperion Empire)|Quinn]] led by [[Major]] [[Weir (The Hyperion Empire)|Weir]]. That year, the ISS was destroyed by a [[Hyperion (species)|Hyperion]] falling to [[Earth]], killing the entire crew. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Hyperion Empire (comic story)|The Hyperion Empire]]'')
According to an alternate account, the ISS still existed in the early [[2020s]]. [[Adam Lang]] was a [[British]] [[astronaut]] for the [[European Space Agency]] who worked abord the ISS. ([[TV]]: ''[[Praxeus (TV story)|Praxeus]]'')


While rotating around the Earth in search of a [[time puncture]], the [[Ninth Doctor]], accompanied by [[Rose Tyler]], had to fly [[the TARDIS]] fast enough to avoid detection by the International Space Station. The Doctor implied he had already sent the ISS at least one [[guitar]], to buy their silence. On board the ISS, a woman briefly thought she had seen a blue light in her peripheral vision, as the TARDIS [[dematerialise]]d. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Rose and the Snow Window (short story)|Rose and the Snow Window]]'')
While rotating around the Earth in search of a [[time puncture]], the [[Ninth Doctor]], accompanied by [[Rose Tyler]], had to fly [[the TARDIS]] fast enough to avoid detection by the International Space Station. The Doctor implied he had already sent the ISS at least one [[guitar]], to buy their silence. On board the ISS, a woman briefly thought she had seen a blue light in her peripheral vision, as the TARDIS [[dematerialise]]d. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Rose and the Snow Window (short story)|Rose and the Snow Window]]'')
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