Credit: ISS: NASA
HOUSTON — NASA astronaut Scott Kelly, current commander of the six-person International Space Station, sailed to a new U.S. record for time accumulated in space on Oct. 15. Kelly eclipsed the 382-day mark (381 days, 15 hr., 11 min.) logged by fellow American astronaut Mike Fincke between 2004 and...
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