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NASA Astronaut Loses Speech on ISS: Incident Details

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Astronaut Mike Fincke lost speech for 20 minutes on ISS due to microgravity. First medical evacuation of Crew-11. Learn the chronology, role of ultrasound and lessons for cosmonautics. Detailed analysis for specialists.

3D printing of metal in space: China's first orbital test

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China has successfully tested metal 3D printing aboard the Tianzhou cargo spacecraft for the first time in history. Learn how this technology will change space missions, orbital repairs, and deep space exploration.

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Astronauts' Grip Strength Confused by Space Travel

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New research reveals astronauts grip too hard in space and too softly back on Earth for months. Learn how the brain adapts to weightlessness.

Astronauts Photograph Meteor Shower From Space Station

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See how astronauts captured a unique view of the Lyrid meteor shower from the ISS, revealing Earth's atmosphere as a protective shield. Discover the science behind the stunning image.

Artemis 2 Photo Reveals Moon's Hidden Far Side

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NASA astronauts share a rare image of the moon's far side, captured during a historic mission. See what makes this view so special.

Artemis 2 Earthrise Photo: Why It Matters Now

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Artemis 2 astronauts will capture a new Earthrise image. Discover why this historic photo still resonates in today’s world.

Artemis 2 Moon Flyby: First Human Views Since 1972

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Artemis 2 astronauts photograph the moon's hidden side. Learn how their observations — and your telescope — could shape future lunar missions.

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