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6 questions with NASA astronaut Drew Feustel, who will be at IMS for the total eclipse
INDIANAPOLIS — As a child, Andrew Feustel never really dreamed of becoming an astronaut. But somehow he knew, deep in his heart, that he would one day travel to outer space. "When I was growing up," Feustel said, "I just somehow believed that I would have an opportunity eventually to work in the Human Spaceflight program." He put in the work, investing years into making himself a NASA candidate.
Astronaut took pictures of Racetracks from Space!
Astronaut Drew Feustel grew up in Detroit loving cars. Living in “the Motor City”, cars were always a part of his life. His first car was a 1967 Mustang that he bought from a neighbor at age 14. That Mustang was the first car that he learned to take apart and completely rebuild.
Here's What the Hawaii Volcano Eruption Looks Like From Space
The first pictures are emerging of what Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano eruption looks like from space. Two astronauts aboard the International Space Station shared photos of their view of the massive smoke plume on Hawaii’s big island. The rolling eruptions of Kilauea, which have caused hundreds of earthquakes, forced thousands of people in the nearby communities to evacuate.
Geoscientist-Rich Crew Slated for Space Station Next Year - Eos
News Geoscientist-Rich Crew Slated for Space Station Next Year Geophysicists from NASA and the European Space Agency and the first African American chosen to serve on an International Space Station crew are selected for 2018 missions. Geophysicists Drew Feustel (left) and Alex Gerst (right) train underwater for their off-world duties. Starting next spring, they’ll begin their 6-month stays on the International Space Station.
Spaceflight Now | STS-134 Shuttle Report
STS-134 Mission Coverage Shuttle fuel tank comes ashore in California A five-week, 5,000-mile sea trek of the last space shuttle external fuel tank pulled into port today for a parade through the urban jungle of Southern California on Saturday to its final destination.
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