US astronauts to become first twins in space
Two US astronauts may become the first twins to be flying in space at the same time.
If all goes as scheduled, Mark Kelly will be commanding the space shuttle Endeavour as it docks with the International Space Station in February next year.
His twin brother, Scott, will be there to greet him, in his role as commander of the mission on board the International Space Station.
Stephanie Holmes reports.
Most watched/listened
-
Northern Lights captured from space
-
Teenagers caught out by sniffer dog
-
'Dozens killed' in Aleppo blasts
-
Crew rescued from ice-bound ships
-
Danger of stalling a train in Peru
-
Fake rhino attempts zoo escape
-
Tibetans set selves on fire in protest
-
First formal photograph of Queen
-
Athens clashes over spending cuts
-
Snow-covered scenes across Europe
-
Major drug bust in Australia
-
Romney: Our nation is in jeopardy
-
Oscars dog fight: Hugo vs The Artist
-
Two decades of Eagles at RAF base
-
Big freeze continues across Europe
~RS~q~RS~~RS~z~RS~11~RS~)
