Astronaut Patches
The first space patch was flown by Soviet cosmonaut Valentina Tereshkova on the Vostok-6 mission in 1963; however, that was hidden from public view by the bright orange coverall that was part of the space suit at the time. At the start of the manned ‘space age’, as a rule, astronauts were pilots from a military background. These pilots took the tradition of military shoulder patches…
Astronauts in Space (VIDEO)
Two Nasa astronauts, their spacesuits newly modified with snorkels in case of another water leak, floated outside the International Space Station for a second day as they continue the marathon three-day task of fixing the outpost s cooling system. The spacewalk is only the second for Nasa since July…
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Sunita Williams astronaut
And now the game where we invite on really impressive people who ve done interesting things so they can try to do something else. Sunita Williams, known as Suni around the Johnson Space Center here in Houston, has been on the International Space Station for so much time, she can float around with her…
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Famous NASA astronauts
Ever thought of becoming an astronaut? Who hasn’t? While military service certainly isn’t required to join NASA, it might help. 219 of the 330 current and former U.S. astronauts also served in the armed forces. Though they’ve mostly served in the Air Force and Navy, every branch has been represented…
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Simple Astronaut Costume
Do your kids like dressing up? Both my girls love to wear different outfits when they’re playing or even when we’re heading out and about on errands or to the park. Wearing the right clothes, whether it’s a crown, swirling ballet skirt or builders hard hat seems to complete their play and let them really…
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Billy Bob Thornton astronaut
I have always been a big fan of Billy Bob Thornton. “Sling Blade” showed his amazing talent as a writer, director and actor. “Armageddon” was another film he starred in that became a mega hit with the viewers. It’s almost as if he’s not acting—he’s a natural for whatever role he portrays. I finally got…
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First black astronaut female
FORT GEORGE G. MEADE, Md. (AFNS) - The shortest distance between two points is a straight line. However, going from a small town in Alabama to miles above the surface of the earth required a few stops along the way for Dr. Mae Jemison, who was the first African American woman accepted to the NASA astronaut…
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