British Paralympian is first person with physical disability cleared for space mission
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John McFall, a British Paralympic sprinter and surgeon, has become the first person with a physical disability cleared to fly to the International Space Station. This landmark decision follows a feasibility study that found no technical or medical barriers, marking a significant step towards broadening access to space for people with disabilities.
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