Astronaut hospitalized after splashdown

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There are some things the Crew-8 astronauts aren’t ready to talk about

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Astronauts came home from the International Space Station last month .

They aborted two spacewalks, both under unusual circumstances.

One of the astronauts was hospitalized due to what NASA called an unspecified "medical issue" The astronaut was released "in good health" and returned to their home base in Houston .

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