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Daniel Bursch e Carl Walz battono il record americano di permanenza nello spazio

Cape Canaveral, Usa - Sorpassando Shannon Lucid

I due astronauti americani Daniel Bursch e Carl Walz, a bordo della Stazione Spaziale Internazionale Alpha (Iss) dallo scorso dicembre, hanno battuto il record Usa di permanenza nello spazio, 188 giorni e 4 ore, stabilito nel 1988 da Shannon Lucid sulla Mir russa. Il record assoluto, 438 giorni, comunque è ancora saldamente nelle mani dei russi. I due cosmonauti da record rientreranno sulla Terra...

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Roma, Italia, 06/12/2002 12:50
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