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It's Tuesday, April 19th, 2020. I'm Jackson Bird today. A doctor was beamed up to the ISS in the first ever hollow portation to space. Plus, a new chopsticks invention that makes your food taste salty without adding any salt.

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A NASA flight surgeon hollow ported to the International Space Station last fall in what's now being

described as a world-first demonstration. Dr. Joseph Schmidt used a Microsoft HoloLens

Connect camera and custom software from Aexa Aerospace to have a conversation with European

Space Agency astronaut Thomas Piscuit back in October on board the ISS.

NASA, writing about the achievement earlier this month, called it the first holoportation handshake from Earth in space.

And quoting Science Alert, unlike traditional holographic projections that appear to hover in the air for anybody to see,

Holo portation requires the use of an augmented reality headset, such as Microsoft's HoloLens

technology, for the wearer to be able to perceive and interact with the remotely captured

individual or individuals who are filmed with a multiple camera setup in their actual location.

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And for this conversation, Piscuit wore the headset so that he was the only person

among the ISS crew and Dr. Schmidt's team who got the full picture of what was going on,

seeing Schmidt and his team appear holographically in the space station.

Enabling two-way holoportation interactions will be the next step in both Microsoft

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