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NASA astronaut reveals the rules they have to follow if someone dies in space
A former NASA astronaut has revealed the rules that have to be followed if someone dies in space. Former commander of the International Space Station (ISS), which is in Earth's orbit and constantly manned by a group of astronauts, Chris Hadfield, explained that NASA prepares its personell using "death simulations".
NASA astronaut protocol they have to follow if someone dies while in space
So, the space agency does have a protocol for astronauts to follow in case someone does die in space. Astronaut and former commander of the International Space Station (ISS), Chris Hadfield, explained NASA even runs ‘death simulations’ with astronauts to lay out the scenarios.
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