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First-ever study analyzing 'space culture' underway

by jon hernandez

November 29, 2017

in BC

Reading Time: 1 min read

In space, no one can hear you scream — unless you’re cheering for your favourite hockey team.

Life on the International Space Station (ISS) bears a lot of similarities to life on Earth. There’s Wi-Fi, cable, and even Halloween costume parties. It’s all meant to help astronauts feel at home while they’re

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