American astronauts on the ISS reflect on moon mission

American astronauts on the ISS reflect on moon mission 50 years later

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Published 21 May 2020

NASA astronauts Nick Hague and Christina Koch are the closest Americans to the moon. They’re on the International Space Station about 250 miles above Earth. Tony Dokoupil spoke with the astronauts about what the legacy of the Apollo 11 mission means to them.

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American astronauts on the ISS reflect on moon mission 50 years later

American astronauts on the ISS reflect on moon mission 50 years later

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