First wheelchair-using astronaut touches down after ride to edge of space
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German paraplegic engineer Michaela Benthaus made history as the first wheelchair user in space, launching with Blue Origin from Texas in a 10-minute flight that soared over 65 miles high. The mission required only minor accessibility modifications and demonstrates how space travel can accommodate people with disabilities, inspiring future inclusion efforts.
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