A group of astronauts will return from the International Space Station more than a month ahead of schedule after an unnamed crew member experienced a medical issue.

In an unprecedented move, NASA will bring four astronauts – including two Americans – home early from their mission at the International Space Station because of a medical issue with a crew member.

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NASA is ‌considering ​an ‍early return ​of ​the crew ⁠of the International ‌Space Station over ​an unspecified ‌medical ‍issue, hours ⁠after cancelling a ​planned spacewalk that had been scheduled for Thursday,

Nasa has said it will return a four-person crew aboard the International Space Station (ISS), cutting short their mission a month early because of a "serious medical condition" affecting one of the astronauts.

NASA will conduct a medical evacuation in the coming days of an astronaut suffering an undisclosed ailment aboard the International Space Station, agency officials said.

Out of an abundance of caution, NASA announced it's ending a mission to the International Space Station early because of a medical situation involving one of the astronauts aboard the station. “Yesterday,

A planned spacewalk outside the International Space Station was scrapped because of what NASA called a "medical concern" with an unidentified crew member.