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DescriptionNasa scietist Christina.jpg	English: Tweet Text: She's completed five spacewalks and has broken records for the longest single spaceflight by a female astronaut or cosmonaut. @Astro_Christina looks back on over 300 days on @Space_Station, recalling favorite moments and her most memorable view from orbit:
Date	16 January 2020, 23:00:26
Source	From Twitter account of NASA
Author	en:NASA

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