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Mission "Beyond" is running out: on Saturday July 20 at 6:30 pm launch

Live streaming from the Italian Space Agency - VIDEO

On Saturday 20 July at 6:28pm, Italian time, exactly 50 years after "Apollo 11" which brought the first men to the Moon, the mission "Beyond" will start: astronaut Luca Parmitano with the American Andrew Morgan and the Russian Alexander Skvortsov, will come to the International Space Station (ISS). Parmitano will have the task of following over 200 experiments, 6 of which proposed by the Italian Space...

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Aerospace"Beyond" mission: Parmitano in space for 200 days

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On 20 July, at 6:28 pm, exactly 50 years after the first trip to the Moon, the "Soyuz" spaceship started marking the beginning of the "Beyond" mission. The live broadcast was also screened at the Maxxi,... more

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