In early February, 2010, the Tranquility module and Cupola arrived at the International Space Station. By the end of that month, the Cupola had been transferred from the end port of Tranquility to the nadir port facing the Earth, the windows opened, and the first amazing views shared with humanity. I recall staying up late and excitedly watching the initial opening of those windows live online. What an incredible accomplishment of engineering and teamwork! As a STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math) educator and professional musician, I look for creative ways to connect arts, humanities, and STEM. For several years I’ve been working on a music composition project entitled International Space Station Suite. The seven sections of this work-in-progress are each inspired by ISS imagery. The project…