NASA astronaut Mike Fincke leaves agency months after medical emergency in space
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- NASA Astronaut Mike Fincke retires, logging 549 days in space The Hill · 14h ago
- Mike Fincke, a 30-year astronaut with experience across four spacecraft, retires from NASA Spaceflight Now · 14h ago
- Mike Fincke, Astronaut Who Spent 549 Days in Space, Has Retired nytimes.com · 14h ago
- NASA astronaut Mike Fincke leaves agency after Crew-11 mission ends early Межа. Новини України. · 14h ago
- Astronaut Mike Fincke leaves NASA; his Crew-11 mission was cut short due to medical issue Spectrum News 13 · 14h ago
- Out of this world: One of NASA's elite 37 touches down at JB MDL jbmdl.jb.mil · 14h ago
- NASA Astronaut Mike Fincke Leaves NASA, Career Includes 4 Spaceflights NASA (.gov) · 14h ago
- NASA astronaut Mike Fincke leaves agency months after medical emergency in space CNN · 14h ago broke it first
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