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A 'medical situation' is forcing NASA to end mission at the space station a month early

NASA announced it would bring the four members of its Crew-11 mission back to Earth early.

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NASA to bring astronauts home from space station early due to a medical issue

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NASA will return 4 astronauts home early in 1st-ever medical evacuation from the International Space Station

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Astronauts return to Earth from ISS due to medical issue

For the first time in the 25-year history of the International Space Station, NASA has moved to bring astronauts back to Earth after a medical issue aboard the station.

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NASA to bring Crew-11 home from ISS early after astronaut medical issue

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Astronaut's 'serious medical condition' forces Nasa to end space station mission early

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'Medical Situation' Will Bring ISS Astronauts Home Early, After All

"It is not an emergency de-orbit, even though we always retain that capability, and NASA and our partners train for that routinely," NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman told reporters ( via Space.com ).

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Nasa considers whether to bring sick crew member back to Earth

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NASA crew member experienced 'medical situation,' ISS Crew-11 to return home

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NASA bringing Crew-11 home early after medical issue on space station

NASA is opting to bring home the four members of Crew-11 early after one of them suffered a medical incident on board the International Space Station. Without revealing their identity, NASA said the astronaut experienced the issue on Wednesday afternoon,

New Scientist

The first commercial space stations will start orbiting Earth in 2026

For nearly three decades, the International Space Station has been the only destination in low Earth orbit, but that will change this year. Could it be the start of a thriving economy in space?

The Daily Galaxy on MSN

Meteor explosion captured live from the International Space Station for the first time ever

A meteor explosion has been captured from space for the first time ever, thanks to a team aboard the International Space Station (ISS). The dramatic event took place over the North Pacific Ocean. Recorded by SEN’s 4K Space-TV-1 camera system,