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Tag Archives: astronaut
International Space Station astronaut Terry Virts tweeted this image of a Vulcan hand salute from orbit as a tribute to actor Leonard Nimoy.
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The Outer Limits: Follow one man’s journey from becoming an officer in the Air Force to being selected to fly on two space shuttle missions!
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Posted in Articles, Space, Space Matters, Videos
Tagged air force, Air Force astronaut, Air Force YouTube Channel, armed with science, astronaut, astronauts, Col Alvin Drew, Department of Defense, DOD Science, going into space, nasa, space, space matters, United States Air Force, veterans, veterans for astronauts
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From the President’s challenge to NASA to put humans on an asteroid by 2025, to the future of Mars colonization and beyond. The future of the final frontier is an exciting one.
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Posted in Articles, Space, Space Matters, Videos
Tagged armed with science, astronaut, astronauts, AWS, AWS video, Bolden astronaut, Charlie Bolden, cosmological curiosity, Department of Defense, DOD Science, International Space Station, Jessica L. Tozer, Jessica Tozer, nasa, NASA Administrator Charles Bolden, space, space matters, Underwater Demolition Team
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I think the greatest job ever is the one where you get to go into space. Ever wondered what that’s like? To float around? To sleep strapped to a wall? To be one of those people who is helping to …
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Posted in Featured, Space, Space Matters, Videos
Tagged armed with science, Armed with Science interview, assisting technology development for the military, astronaut, Astronaut Tom Marshburn, diagnostic imaging from space, Goldilocks Zone, ground-based technology, International Space Station, interview with an astronaut, Jessica L. Tozer, nasa, Navy Commander Chris Cassidy, Navy Seal, Russian Soyuz Spacecraft, science experiments in space, space, Tom Marshburn
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NASA officials selected an airman as one of the eight military and civilian candidates to become an astronaut trainee. After a 1 ½ year search, officials chose Lt. Col. Tyler N. Hague, the Department of Defense deputy chief of the …
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Posted in Space, Space Matters
Tagged astronaut, Colorado Springs, Department of Defense deputy chief of the Joint Improvised Explosive Device Defeat Organization, Edwards Air Force Base, International Space Station, Lt. Col. Tyler N. Hague, nasa, NASA's Johnson Space Center, U.S. Air Force Academy, U.S. Air Force Test Pilot School
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Hey everyone who does those clever sun shots? Top this. NASA astronaut Sunita Williams, Expedition 32 flight engineer, appears to touch the bright sun during the mission’s third session of extravehicular activity (EVA). During the six-hour, 28-minute spacewalk, Williams and …
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Posted in Photos, Space, Space Matters
Tagged Aki Hoshide, armed with science, astronaut, AWS, EVA, Expedition 32, extravehicular activity, International Space Station, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, Main Bus Switching Unit, MBSU, nasa, photo, saturday space sight, space, spacewalk, Sunita Williams
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History will remember Neil Armstrong, foremost, as the first human to step foot on another heavenly body. But his NASA family and many admirers worldwide will forever appreciate him for more than just that one, albeit world-changing, accomplishment. Video provided …
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Posted in Featured, Space, Space Matters, Videos
Tagged Apollo 11, astronaut, Department of Defense, DoD, groundbreaking accomplishment, heavenly body, History, mission to the moon, nasa, NASAtelevision, Neil Armstrong, one small step for man, remembering Neil Armstrong, space exploration, space walking, the history of the space race, video
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Ever wanted to know what it’s like to be an astronaut? If you’re reading this blog the answer is most likely yes. Well you’re not alone, gentle reader, and with good reason. The Coast Guard asked their Facebook fans if …
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Posted in Space, Space Matters, Videos
Tagged ask an astronaut, astronaut, Coast Guard, Coast Guard Capt. Daniel Burbank, defense, Department of Defense, DoD, International Space Station Expedition 30, military, nasa, space, uscg, video, what is it like to be an astronaut?
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