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NASA's Behavioral Health Support for International Space Station (ISS) Missions

Gary Beven

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First inflight human fatality in history of spaceflight April 23, 1967Just before impact, Soviet premier Alexey Kosygin told Komarov his country was proud of him.An American NSA listening post in Istanbul noted Komarov's reply was inaudible, though persistent rumours stated that Komarov died cursing the spacecraft designers and flight controllers.

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First inflight human fatality in history of spaceflight April 23, 1967Just before impact, Soviet premier Alexey Kosygin told Komarov his country was proud of him.An American NSA listening post in Istanbul noted Komarov's reply was inaudible, though persistent rumours stated that Komarov died cursing the spacecraft designers and flight controllers.

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First inflight human fatality in history of spaceflight April 23, 1967Just before impact, Soviet premier Alexey Kosygin told Komarov his country was proud of him.An American NSA listening post in Istanbul noted Komarov's reply was inaudible, though persistent rumours stated that Komarov died cursing the spacecraft designers and flight controllers.

Key concepts: International Space Station, Space (punctuation), Aeronautics, Remote sensing, Computer science, Engineering, Geography, Operating system

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