NASA accidentally broadcasted a drill that simulated an astronaut with a medical emergency. A NASA flight surgeon can be ...

A NASA livestream ... the ISS after a drill that simulated a crew member in medical distress prompted a flood of concern on ...

NASA clarified a misunderstanding after simulation audio concerning an astronaut in distress was mistakenly broadcasted on NASA's public livestream, sparking erroneous reports of an emergency ...

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NASA accidentally broadcasted a drill that simulated an astronaut with a medical emergency. A NASA flight surgeon can be heard suggesting treatment during the call the International Space Station.