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Crew-11 is coming back early because `medical condition`. Okay, I'm calling it now: Zena Cardman is pregnant.

A photograph of astronaut Zena Cardman wearing a white spacesuit with an American flag patch on the right shoulder and the name 'Z. Cardman' printed on the chest. She stands with her arms crossed inside what appears to be the interior of a spacecraft, with metallic seats and equipment visible in the background. The image is accompanied by a speculative comment from 9Gag suggesting Crew-11 is returning early due to a 'medical condition,' with the claim that Cardman is pregnant.
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Crew-11 is coming back early because `medical condition`. Okay, I'm calling it now: Zena Cardman is pregnant.

Overview

A photograph of astronaut Zena Cardman wearing a white spacesuit with an American flag patch on the right shoulder and the name 'Z. Cardman' printed on the chest. She stands with her arms crossed inside what appears to be the interior of a spacecraft, with metallic seats and equipment visible in the background. The image is accompanied by a speculative comment from 9Gag suggesting Crew-11 is returning early due to a 'medical condition,' with the claim that Cardman is pregnant.

Origin notes

The image is a real photograph, likely sourced from an official space agency or news release, and reposted on 9Gag with a speculative comment. The watermark 'North Carolina Letter to Editor' suggests potential regional news association. The 9Gag post uses the photograph to accompany unconfirmed rumors about the Crew-11 mission's early return and Cardman's medical condition.

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