Astronauts over 70kg will not be allowed to fly to the Moon
Astronauts on Russia's Orel spacecraft will not be allowed to fly to explore the Moon if the weight exceeds 70kg.
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Astronauts on Russia's Orel spacecraft will not be allowed to fly to explore the Moon if the weight exceeds 70kg.
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