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Astronaut evacuated from International Space Station pays tribute to 'incredible teammates'

Astronaut Mike Fincke has identified himself as the one who suffered a medical issue aboard the International Space Station last month, prompting NASA's first-ever medical evacuation.

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NASA reveals the astronaut who required 1st medical evacuation from the International Space Station

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Mike Fincke reveals he was the astronaut who had medical issue on the ISS

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Astronaut in emergency ISS evacuation gives update on life back on Earth

The Nasa astronaut whose health scare prompted the US space agency’s first medical evacuation has been named as Mike Fincke.

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NASA shakes up Moon program with new test mission before astronaut lunar landing

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NASA astronaut medical evacuation - everything we know

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Why is the International Space Station still critical to Artemis and Mars missions? Details explored

NASA officials explain how the International Space Station supports Artemis and future Mars missions through life support testing, human research, partnerships and commercial development in low Earth orbit.

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Fresh crew arrives at International Space Station to boost numbers back to 7

The Crew 12 docking came one month after a previous crew had to return to Earth early due to a medical issue.

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International Space Station visible over Middle Tennessee Thursday morning

The International Space Station orbits Earth about 16 times each day and goes over Middle Tennessee about once each day, but it's pretty rare that it orbits at the perfect time to be visible with the naked eye.

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New Orleans company helping build a potential successor to the International Space Station

"Starlab is designed for research, but also for commercial space tourism. Katy Perry could stay the night instead of just a few minutes."

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Expedition 74 advances muscle, vein, and respiratory research aboard the International Space Station

Expedition 74 crew members conduct muscle, vein, and respiratory studies aboard the International Space Station to examine microgravity’s effects on blood flow, exercise response, and cardiovascular regulation.