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On Orbit Video Science Mission Update Video Preflight Video	For video tape copies of a video file, contact Marshall Space Flight Center's Media Relations Office at (256) 544-0034.

Click image to view Quicktime movie	John Glenn discusses the benefits of scientific research in space.
Click image to view Quicktime movie	Payload Specialist John Glenn (right) and Mission Specialist Scott Parazynski work with the BioDyn Bioreactor facility aboard Space Shuttle Discovery to explore new medical treatments for cancer and diabetes. The facility is also used to grow innovative repair tissues for damaged heart muscles and new synthetic bones for transplants.
Click image to view Quicktime movie	Through the Internal Flows of a Free Drop Experiment, researchers study surface tension which may improve technologies for petroleum, cosmetics and food industries.
Click image to view Quicktime movie	John Glenn discusses the benefits of scientific research in space.

	Mark Deuser discusses experiments done in the near-weightlessness of space that may lead to new medical technologies. View clips of Deuser on these subjects: Organ Transplants Genetically engineered blood replacement for transfusions Space Hardware Optimization Technology
	Dr. Larry DeLucas discusses the progress of microgravity experiments on STS-95 during the Science Mission Update on Oct. 30. View clips of DeLucas on these subjects: Protein Crystal Growth Experiments Diabetes Research Chagas' Disease

	View clips of John Glenn on these subjects: NASA's Microgravity Research Program (clip A) NASA's Microgravity Research Program (clip B) Protein Crystal Growth Experiments Aerogel
For video tape copies of a video file, contact Marshall Space Flight Center's Media Relations Office at (256) 544-0034.