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Alexei Leonov, first human to walk in space, dies aged 85
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NASA condemns India for destroying a satellite and placing ISS at risk
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Virgin Galactic aims 'to reach space' on test flight
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Nasa said there was an issue with the booster and the crew has landed safely back on Earth.
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The sky is no limit: Your space questions answered at #Ask Space
From what happens to space junk to the practicalities of voyaging to Mars, #AskSpace provides answers to your most burning questions about outer space.