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Texas medical schools prepare for new space age

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By Lindsay Peyton Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Before the launch of Artemis II, more than 50 years had passed since the last manned flight, Apollo 17 in 1972. Still, when Artemis successfully splashed down this spring, NASA's mission was far from over. Plans call for additional shuttle launches, a lunar landing in 2028 and eventually a base on the moon's surface. A new global space age seems to have blasted off, with China's Chang'e 7 heading to the lunar south pole and the European Space Agency's Hera en route to the asteroid Dimorphos.
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Texas medical schools prepare for new space age

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By Lindsay Peyton Verified
| Houston Chronicle Verified
Dr. Anil Menon -- staff physician at UTHealth Houston, NASA astronaut and colonel in the U.S. Space Force -- is heading to space on July 14 as a Flight Engineer for Expedition 75. UTHealth Dr. Eric Bershad, left, conducts an ultrasound study on a subject in various degrees of physical inclination. Positioning an individual with a slight head-down tilt simulates some of the effects of reduced gravity on the body.
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A nonprofit focused on young people’s success has built a championship soccer program

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By Lindsay Peyton Verified
| Faith and Leadership
As night falls, a wide expanse of grass transforms into a soccer field in Houston’s Gulfton neighborhood. Coaches and teens pile out of a van in the parking lot, carrying two giant lights used to illuminate the practice space. The players, assembled from eight different high schools, plop their backpacks down, pull out their cleats and lace up.
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