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NASA accidentally aired a medical drill meant for training on an official livestream on the International Space Station .
The audio captured a female voice instructing crew members to "get commander back in his suit", check his pulse and provide him with oxygen - with the prognosis later described as "tenuous" NASA said the audio was inadvertently broadcast from a simulation where crew members and ground teams train for various scenarios in space.
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