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Space debris, astronaut health research, NC astronaut Christina Koch and more.
Explore the perils of space junk, why a nonprofit in the NC mountains preserves historic star photos and how scientists at Wake Forest University apply their research on astronaut health on Earth. Plus, NASA astronaut Christina Koch talks about her groundbreaking space mission on Artemis II.
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SCI NC is a local public television program presented by PBS NC
Sci NC is supported by a generous bequest gift from Dan Carrigan and the Gaia Earth-Balance Endowment through the Gaston Community Foundation.
Preview | From Earth Orbit to Outer Space
Preview: 9/12/2024 | 20sVideo has Closed Captions
Explore the perils of space junk, why a nonprofit in the NC mountains preserves historic star photos and how scientists at Wake Forest University apply their research on astronaut health on Earth. Plus, NASA astronaut Christina Koch talks about her groundbreaking space mission on Artemis II.
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