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ESA astronaut Andreas Mogensen from Denmark will soon be launched to the International Space Station, the first Danish astronaut to fly to space. Named iriss, the mission will last ten days from launch to landing. Overseen by a team at the Columbus Control Centre in Oberpfaffenhofen, Germany, Mogensen will conduct an intensive series of experiments during his stay, including studies into physiology and telerobotics.
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