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International Space Station crews get creative with Halloween costumes

Materials already aboard the International Space Station often become part of crew members’ Halloween costumes. The outfits range from eerie to frightening, with creativity a common thread. Crew members dress up individually or as a full crew, bringing a Halloween atmosphere to the orbiting laboratory even without trick-or-treaters visiting the hatch.

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International Space Station crews get creative with Halloween costumes
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What to know

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    Crew members wear Halloween costumes individually or as a full crew.

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    The creative outfits are often made with materials already aboard the station.

Why it matters

These costumes offer a small glimpse of how International Space Station crews take part in holiday activities.

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