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NASA astronaut plans to cast her ballot from space station

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Atlanta: NASA astronaut Kate Rubins said that she plans to cast her next vote from space - more than 200 miles above Earth.Rubins is just outside Moscow in Star City, Russia, preparing with two cosmonauts for a mid-October launch and a six-month stay at the International Space Station."I think it's really important for everybody to vote,'' Rubins said.

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Yahoo News

NASA astronaut says voting is 'critical' to democracy so she plans to cast an absentee ballot from space

"It's really important for everybody to vote, and if we can do it from space, then I believe folks can do it from the ground too," Kate Rubins told AP.

4 years ago·Los Angeles, United States

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News18 India

NASA to Launch a $23 Million 'Compact' and 'Comfortable' Toilet to International Space Station

The $23 million toilet system is 65 per cent smaller and 40 per cent lighter than the toilet currently in use on the ISS.

4 years ago·India

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Gulf News

NASA astronaut plans to cast her ballot from space station

4 years ago·Dubai, United Arab Emirates

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Business Insider

NASA astronaut says voting is 'critical' to democracy so she plans to cast an absentee ballot from space

"It's really important for everybody to vote, and if we can do it from space, then I believe folks can do it from the ground too," Kate Rubins told AP.

4 years ago·United States

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NBC News

NASA astronaut plans to cast her ballot from space station

Texas law allows astronauts to vote from space using a secure electronic ballot that is sent to the space station and relayed to a county clerk by Mission Control.

4 years ago·United States

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Business Standard

NASA astronaut Kathleen Rubins plans to cast her ballot from space station

NASA astronaut Kathleen 'Kate' Rubins told The Associated Press on Friday that she plans to cast her next vote from space more than 200 miles above Earth

4 years ago·India

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