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A small plane ascends into a clear blue sky. The plane is white with a blue stripe down the side, and two spinning propellers are visible in front of each wing’s turbine as the aircraft flies toward the left of the frame. The wheels beneath the aircraft are still extended, indicating a recent takeoff, and the hazy silhouette of a mountain range is visible in the distant horizon.

A small plane ascends into a clear blue sky. The plane is white with a blue stripe down the side, and two spinning propellers are visible in front of each wing’s turbine. The wheels beneath the aircraft are still extended, indicating a recent takeoff. The NASA insignia and tail number are visible as the plane flies toward the left of the frame.

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NASA astronaut Jessica Meir prepares blood platelet samples in the glove box aboard the International Space Station to support research on how microgravity affects blood clotting and other spaceflight-related physiological changes. Researchers are seeking additional approaches to better understand how blood clots form in space.

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