Brought together in late 1995, the NASA and United Space Alliance training team for STS-80 is shown below, along with our space shuttle crew. We are posing in front of the Full Fuselage Trainer, a … [Read More]
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Thomas D. Jones, PhD, is a scientist, author, pilot, and veteran NASA astronaut. In more than eleven years with NASA, he flew on four space shuttle missions to Earth orbit. On his last flight, Dr. Jones led three spacewalks to install the centerpiece of the International Space Station, the American Destiny laboratory. He has spent fifty-three days working and living in space.
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After STS-98 landing at @EdwardsAFB, we departed next morning 2/21/01 for @NASA_Johnson. Left to right, Bob Curbeam… t.co/vw1xATxYuE
How to land a shuttle: STS-98 touches down @NASAArmstrong /Edw AFB 18 years ago today. Taco & Roman: superb job! I… t.co/PjzB1v0T7r
Toni Myers, IMAX genius as editor, writer, director, producer, has passed away. The first film on shuttle I recall… t.co/HkQl3xCzZX
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Training for STS-68, Space Radar Lab 2 (Flown Sept. 30- Oct. 11, 1994)
The crew of STS-68, Space Radar Lab 2, flying Endeavour. Throughout our training syllabus, we were guided through the frantic schedule of classes and simulator sessions by our training team. Without … [Read More]