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The Truth About Astronaut Scott Kelly's Viral 'Space Genes'
In March 2016, NASA astronaut Scott Kelly returned from an unprecedented 340-day mission on the International Space Station. A year later, his doctors released preliminary results of an extensive study comparing his health to that of his earthbound identical twin brother, Mark. And this past January, NASA announced that attendees at a recent scient...
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Shocking Level Of Pollution In India And China, Says Astronaut Scott Kelly
Astronaut Scott Kelly, who has the distinction of having spent a year in the space, has said that the level of pollution in China and India is shocking.
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Grandpa Astronaut To Break Scott Kelly's Space Record
A grandfather of three is poised to blast into space and the record books on Friday, becoming the American astronaut who has spent the longest time in space, NASA said.
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Record-Long US Spaceflight Leaves Astronaut Feeling Sore
Astronaut Scott Kelly said on Friday he returned from a record-long US spaceflight with sore muscles, joint pain, over-sensitive skin and a sense he had been away for more than a year.
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NASA Wishes Its Space Twins Happy Birthday. You Can Too
American astronaut Scott Kelly is almost done with his year-in-space mission that started last year in March. The countdown for his return to earth has begun, but not before he got to celebrate a very special birthday in space. Now how many people can boast of that?
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Astronaut Scott Kelly Tweets Picture of First Flower Grown in Space
American astronaut Scott Kelly, who is spending a year in space starting March last year, recently tweeted a picture of a beautiful orange zinnia grown in orbit.
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Astronaut's Tweets Show How South India Looks From Space
After sharing spectacular pictures of South India during the festival of Diwali, American astronaut Scott Kelly has shared more stunners of the Indian peninsula from up above.
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2 NASA Astronauts Wrap Up Second Spacewalk
NASA astronauts Scott Kelly and Kjell Lindgren on the International Space Station (ISS) ended their seven hour and 48 minute spacewalk on Friday, successfully completing some key tasks in the outer space.
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The Truth About Astronaut Scott Kelly's Viral 'Space Genes'
In March 2016, NASA astronaut Scott Kelly returned from an unprecedented 340-day mission on the International Space Station. A year later, his doctors released preliminary results of an extensive study comparing his health to that of his earthbound identical twin brother, Mark. And this past January, NASA announced that attendees at a recent scient...
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Shocking Level Of Pollution In India And China, Says Astronaut Scott Kelly
Astronaut Scott Kelly, who has the distinction of having spent a year in the space, has said that the level of pollution in China and India is shocking.
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Grandpa Astronaut To Break Scott Kelly's Space Record
A grandfather of three is poised to blast into space and the record books on Friday, becoming the American astronaut who has spent the longest time in space, NASA said.
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Record-Long US Spaceflight Leaves Astronaut Feeling Sore
Astronaut Scott Kelly said on Friday he returned from a record-long US spaceflight with sore muscles, joint pain, over-sensitive skin and a sense he had been away for more than a year.
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NASA Wishes Its Space Twins Happy Birthday. You Can Too
American astronaut Scott Kelly is almost done with his year-in-space mission that started last year in March. The countdown for his return to earth has begun, but not before he got to celebrate a very special birthday in space. Now how many people can boast of that?
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Astronaut Scott Kelly Tweets Picture of First Flower Grown in Space
American astronaut Scott Kelly, who is spending a year in space starting March last year, recently tweeted a picture of a beautiful orange zinnia grown in orbit.
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Astronaut's Tweets Show How South India Looks From Space
After sharing spectacular pictures of South India during the festival of Diwali, American astronaut Scott Kelly has shared more stunners of the Indian peninsula from up above.
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2 NASA Astronauts Wrap Up Second Spacewalk
NASA astronauts Scott Kelly and Kjell Lindgren on the International Space Station (ISS) ended their seven hour and 48 minute spacewalk on Friday, successfully completing some key tasks in the outer space.
