He didn't live to see NASA's futuristic mission, but his ashes will join it in space

He didn't live to see NASA's futuristic mission, but his ashes will join it in space

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When a commercial rocket blew up seconds after lifting off the Virginia coast in 2014, no one got hurt, and NASA replaced the necessary supplies bound for the space station.

Few people realized then, though, the cascading fallout of that explosion. The future of human-led Mars exploration hung in the balance: Without that...

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