Space to Ground: On the Bubble: 07/05/2019

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Space to Ground: On the Bubble: 07/05/2019

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The crew explored radiation exposure in space ahead of the 4th of July holiday. The astronauts also sent down an Independence Day message as the station nears 20 years of continuous human presence.

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