Why can't astronauts have disabilities? 12 flyers search for proof they can

Eric Ingram typically moves through the world on his wheelchair. The 31-year-old CEO of SCOUT Inc., a smart satellite components company, was born with Freeman-Sheldon syndrome, a rare condition that affects his joints and blocked him from his dream of becoming an astronaut. He applied and was rejected, twice.

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