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ASTRONAUTS TURN TO VIDEOCONFERING TO COMMUNICATE WITH PLANET EARTH

Staff Writer November 23, 1995

Astronauts aboard the US Columbia space shuttle have been participating in the first two-way digital videoconferences in space. The crew has been using a videoconferencing system from Danvers, Massachusetts-based PictureTel Corp to communicate with scientists and NASA people on Earth.

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