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Don’t drop it! Inside an astronaut’s tool bag

The $100,000 toolbag dropped from the ISS last year burned up in Earth's atmosphere earlier this month. New Scientist asks just what kind of instruments an astronaut uses, and why they are so expensive.
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The $100,000 toolbag dropped from the ISS last year burned up in Earth鈥檚 atmosphere earlier this month. New Scientist asks just what鈥檚 inside an astronaut鈥檚 toolbag, and why is it so expensive. Enter our gallery to find out.

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