Associated Press

Mike Fincke says cause of sudden ISS medevac after loss of speech remains unknown

NASA astronaut Mike Fincke, whose sudden loss of speech aboard the International Space Station triggered the agency's first in‑flight medical evacuation earlier this year, said Friday that doctors still haven't determined the cause. Fincke described the episode as "completely out of the blue" and "amazingly quick."

Phys.orgMarcia Dunn

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Universe TodayMark Thompson

A Signal From Before the Stars

By Universe Today: On 12 November 2025, LIGO picked up a gravitational wave signal that stopped astronomers in their tracks. The object that produced it was too small to be any known type of black hole, smaller in fact, than our own Sun.

2026-03-27T09:35:00.785636-07:00