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Space.com on MSNNASA and Google test AI medical assistant for astronaut missions to the moon and Mars
Google and NASA are trialing an AI-powered medical assistant that could help astronauts care for themselves when mission ...
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FLYING on MSNNASA, SpaceX Crew-10 astronauts splash down
Nearly five-month mission concludes as agency continues its human presence on the International Space Station.
Four astronauts splash down off the Southern California coast after a five-month stay at the International Space Station. A ...
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Stuck astronaut Butch Wilmore retires from NASA less than 5 months after extended spaceflight
One of NASA's two previously stuck astronauts has retired. NASA announced Butch Wilmore's departure from the space agency on ...
From the ISS, scientists are capturing rare lightning above storms that could impact radio, climate, and safety.
Their Dragon capsule called Endurance is scheduled to splash down at approximately 11:33 AM Eastern time off the coast of ...
Wilmore worked with NASA for 25 years and spent a total of 464 days in space, nearly two-thirds of which came on his final ...
Astronaut Barry "Butch" Wilmore announced his retirement Wednesday after 25 years with NASA and serving as a U.S. Navy test ...
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NASA Astronaut Butch Wilmore Retires 4 Months After Being ‘Stranded’ in Space for Nearly 300 Days
NASA Astronaut Butch Wilmore is retiring four months after being 'stranded' in space for nearly 300 days at the International ...
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YouTube on MSNTHE NASA'S "DISORIENTATION DEVICE" PREPARES ASTRONAUTS #shorts
The U.S. Navy is unleashing its monstrous Kraken device on NASA, allowing the space agency to use the dizzying machine for an ...
The world bids farewell to a space exploration icon, as famed Apollo astronaut Jim Lovell has passed away at the age of 97.
During its last round of hiring in 2015, NASA said it received 18,300 applicants. From that pool, NASA picked 11 new astronauts who recently completed more than two years of training.
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