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‘Bittersweet’: Nasa sends 4 astronauts back to Earth in first medical evacuation – watch

Video footage released by Nasa on Wednesday showed four astronauts undocking from the International Space Station, marking the agency’s first-ever medical evacuation from orbit. The crew, two Americans, a Russian cosmonaut, and a Japanese astronaut, departed aboard a SpaceX capsule after one of the astronauts required doctors’ care, prompting an early return that cuts short…

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Nasa kicks-off first-ever ISS medical evacuation: Four astronauts return early; mission cut short by over a month

This screengrab from video provided by NASA TV shows the SpaceX Dragon departing from the ISS Nasa began its first-ever medical evacuation from the International Space Station (ISS) on Wednesday, bringing back an astronaut in need of medical care along with three crewmates. The four astronauts, from the US, Russia, and Japan, are scheduled to…

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‘Lingering risk’: Why Nasa is bringing 4 astronauts home from ISS before scheduled return — key details of Crew-11 mission

Crew 11 (Image credit Nasa) Nasa astronauts aboard the International Space Station will return “no earlier than 5 pm ET on January 14,” after a medical issue led the crew to end their mission ahead of schedule, Nasa said in a statement, adding that the crew member was ‘stable’.In a post on X, the American…

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Watch: China’s astronauts grill chicken, steak in space — why it matters

Screengrab (Picture source: X/CNSA) In a first for China’s manned space programme, astronauts on the Shenzhou-20 and Shenzhou-21 missions have used a specially developed oven to barbecue chicken wings and cook steak aboard the China Space Station. The new “space oven,” installed recently, allows smokeless cooking and is part of broader efforts to improve living…

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Warning! Solar flares surge to 108 million degrees, threatening satellites, astronauts, and global technology |

A groundbreaking study has revealed that solar flares can reach astonishing temperatures of 108 million degrees Fahrenheit (60 million°C), nearly six times hotter than earlier estimates. This discovery dramatically changes how scientists understand the Sun’s most powerful eruptions and highlights the urgent need to refine space weather forecasting models. Published in The Astrophysical Journal Letters,…

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