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World Cup 2014 Observed Even From Space: ISS Astronauts Release Video Showcasing Zero-Gravity Soccer Skills
One of the largest international sporting events in the world, the 2014 World Cup has made its way into space, as astronauts aboard the International Space Station (ISS) are getting into the spirit.
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World Cup 2014: Paraplegic To Kick Off Soccer Tournament
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By Russell WesterholmFirst Ever Vine From Space, Shot by NASA Astronaut Reid Wiseman, Opens Dialogue Into Complexities of the Earth's 'Terminator Line'
By Russell Westerholm
