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Paraplegic engineer first wheelchair user to blast into space

Paraplegic engineer first wheelchair user to blast into space

An ecstatic Benthaus said she laughed all the way up — the capsule soared more than 105 kilometers — and tried to turn upside down once in space. “It was the coolest experience,” she said shortly after landing.

By AP · 21 December 2025

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