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Happiness in a Bubble: Chasing Aurora One Starry Night in Iceland

1:34 a.m., the hotel phone rang. We had just drifted to sleep. We could hear voices and footsteps of other … More

arctic, aurora, Camping, explore, geothermal pool, geyser, glaciers, Hiking, inspiration, Journey, nature, northernlights, space, stars, waterfall, wilderness

It’s Sentimental

The weight of a diamond carat is about the weight of a paper clip. So imagine the weight of a … More

biography, inspiration, Journal, Life, love, Sentimental, space, story, value

Chapter 45, Page 2: Getting Lost in the Right Direction

We’ve reached the second month of a new year, a fresh-inked page in a newly begun chapter of this story … More

Camping, Couples, explore, Hiking, inspiration, Journal, Journey, Life, NationalParks, nature, NewYear, Resolutions, space, Writing, Zion

Arctic Challenge

If happiness is the goal – and it should be, then adventures should be top priority. – Richard Branson Keeping … More

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A Russian Sendoff to Space: How we Spent Our Last Week Together on Earth

I stood on the floor scale at home in no more than a tank top and boy shorts holding my black OGIO suitcase, sucking in my breath as I peered over the top of the bag at the bouncing needle between my feet. It would be close.

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We are Scott and Amiko Kelly, also known as the American couple that spent the longest distance apart separated by Earth’s atmosphere during a single space mission.

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