Astronauts Who Went Into Outer Space Took Microbiological Samples From the Outside of the ISS
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Two astronauts were looking for microorganisms outside the ISS. Then one of the scientists could not move her arm anymore. Nasa gives warning.
Two astronauts spent nearly seven hours outside the International Space Station (ISS) - after going into open space, they collected samples from the station's exterior surfaces in search of microorganisms, the US space agency NASA announced on Tuesday.
During an almost seven-hour outdoor mission at the International Space Station, two astronauts, among other things, were looking for microorganisms on the outside of the ISS.
WASHINGTON/PARIS. During an almost seven-hour outdoor mission at the International Space Station, two astronauts searched for microorganisms on the outside of the ISS.
Two astronauts spent nearly seven hours outside the International Space Station (ISS) - after going into open space, they collected samples from the station's exterior surfaces in search of microorganisms, the US space agency NASA announced on Tuesday.
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