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At this rate, it was clear that he would run out of rations before reaching the finish line at the South Pole. “I would bend over and pull with all my might to see my sleigh move a few inches.

She wasn't even in the United States. Inside the International Space Station, more than 250 miles above sea level, the NASA astronaut became the first person to run a marathon in space.

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