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This Floating Thumb Brought Back Stranded Astronauts After Nine-Month Stay in Space

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This Floating Thumb Brought Back Stranded Astronauts After Nine-Month Stay in SpaceBeing an astronaut is an inherently dangerous thing, and everyone in this line of work knows it. Dangers comes in all shapes and sizes, but they mostly have to do with the people taking part in missions eventually losing their lives. In rare and historic occasions, though, these dangers lead to astronauts becoming stranded. The news of the week in space exploration must be the return home of Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore after spending ... (continue reading...)
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News video: Astronauts face tough return to gravity after nine months

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After nine months in space, NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams are returning to Earth aboard a SpaceX capsule, set to splash down off Florida. Originally planned as an eight-day mission, their stay on the ISS was extended due to spacecraft issues. Dr Meganne Christian, the UK's ESA...

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