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LUXEMBOURG, June 15, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Asteroid Day events are scheduled around the globe after two years of mostly digital events and programming. These events are largely independently

Helps us with that knowledge, that it helps future space explorers maintain their health as they travel further and further away from the planet someday. >> right, i know the goal, next to mars, you talked about that. in your time up there, you know, its such tight quarters with people, i always find it incredible to even imagine it. i know its unimaginable for those of us who never done it but, you know, you spent a lot of time with individual and some of them of course are russians, always rus...

The first all-private mission to the International Space Station began its return trip Sunday evening after a string of delays dragged the mission out for a week longer than expected because of weather and other inopportune circumstances.

AX-1, which launched on April 8, was originally billed as a 10-day mission, but delays have extended the mission by about a week.

The first all-private mission to the International Space Station finally made its way home Monday, making a splash down landing off the coast of Florida and concluding a mission that has lasted a week longer than expected.

AX-1, which launched on April 8, was originally billed as a 10-day mission, but delays extended the mission by about a week.

AX-1, which launched on April 8, was originally billed as a 10-day mission, but delays have extended the mission by about a week.

AX-1, which launched on April 8, was originally billed as a 10-day mission, but delays have extended the mission by about a week.

AX-1, which launched on April 8, was originally billed as a 10-day mission, but delays have extended the mission by about a week.

AX-1, which launched on April 8, was originally billed as a 10-day mission, but delays have extended the mission by about a week.