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Artemis II, life in space

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Highlights from Artemis II reveal life in space is even weirder than we thought
Life in space is weirder than you might think, with the crew facing toilet issues, saliva collections, DIY fixes to onboard components and a menu of dehydrated food.

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 · 7d · on MSN
Artemis II astronauts reveal strange way they sleep in space: ‘Kind of like a bat’
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Life in space isn't spacious. See inside Artemis astronauts' new home
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Artemis II splashdown live: NASA's first Moon mission since 1972 finishes with 'perfect' descent on Earth
The Artemis II crew has returned to Earth, splashing down in the Pacific Ocean in a "perfect bullseye".

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Artemis II crew 'happy and healthy' after completing historic mission to the Moon
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Artemis II Astronauts Are Set to Arrive Home
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Artemis II re-entry LIVE: Astronauts prepare for splashdown return to Earth
It’s zipping towards home at 13,700km/h.

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 · 22h
Artemis II astronauts hurtle home from moon toward splashdown
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Artemis II astronauts journey back to Earth after moon mission
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How does sleeping in space compare to snoozing on Earth?

The Artemis II test flight is the next step of NASA's plans for a moon base and sustained lunar living. And as part of the grand space experiment, scientists are studying how astronauts sleep in zero gravity.
The Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier
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Sleep space

Russian astronaut Vasily Tsibliyev hadn’t had a good night’s sleep for 12 days. He was being kept awake on purpose, as part of a study about sleeping on board the space station Mir. On the 13th day, June 25, 1997, he was assigned to guide a cargo ship ...
Jalopnik
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In Space, Your Own Stem Cells Can't Sleep And Then Become Zombies

It's hard being in space. You're isolated from friends and loved ones, your mitochondria get damaged, you get dumber, and you might just get stranded for months at a time (and get under $1,500 for it). Oh, and according to a study just published, your ...
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