Expedition 53 Italian astronaut Paolo Nespoli works upside down on organizing cargo storage aboard the International Space Station November 17, 2017 in Earth Orbit.

Expedition 53 Italian astronaut Paolo Nespoli works upside down on organizing cargo storage aboard the International Space Station November 17, 2017 in Earth Orbit. Stock Photo

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17 November 2017

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Expedition 53 Italian astronaut Paolo Nespoli works upside down on organizing cargo storage aboard the International Space Station November 17, 2017 in Earth Orbit.

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