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Astronaut, which is derived from words meaning "star sailor," can be used to describe anyone who travels beyond the atmosphere of a planet, but it is usually attached to individuals (or those in small groups) who travel into a local orbit around their homeworld or beyond.
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TV show (?) involving two astronauts on another planet trying to get to a wrecked ship (?) w...
I think the scene is two astronauts on a crashed lander and they're trying to get to another wrecked ship (maybe). …
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