Astronaut Noguchi

Astronaut Noguchi

TOKYO, Japan - A Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency office watches Japanese astronaut Soichi Noguchi speak on June 9, 2010, at a televised press conference from Houston in the United States. Noguchi, who returned to Earth on June 2 after a 163-day stay in space, said he has not decided on whether to seek another space mission.

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