Waking up hundreds of miles above
the Himalayas, astronaut Scott Kelly
broke the U.S. record Friday for the
most time spent in space with 383
days. Kelly is more than halfway through a
yearlong mission at the International
Space Station and will eventually set a
record for the longest single U.S. space
mission. Kelly tweeted back to Earth that he
hopes that his eventual 500 plus days
in orbit will be exceeded by someone
visiting Mars. He tweeted that his day
began with a strikingly beautiful view
of the Himalayas and vowed to visit them. Kelly and his ex-astronaut twin Mark,
on the ground, are part of an
experiment on the long-term effects of
space. Russia's Gennady Padalka holds the
record with 879 days in space.
Source-www.foxnews.com/science/2015/10/16/nasas-scott-kelly-breaks-us-record-for-most-days-in-space.html
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