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Preflight Interview: José Hernández de La Misión STS 128, Especialista de Misión Número 2
"Yo vengo de una familia muy humilde, nosotros trabajabamos en el campo, en California, y la rutina de cada año era, era muy similar a cualquier familia migrante; empezabamos en Michoacán, en La Piedad Michoacán; donde mis papás nacieron, y viajabamos por dos dias a California."
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Visits to Pad Show Scorched Metal, Melted Plastic
Liftoff marks the beginning of the workday for a group of engineers who evaluate damage to the pad after launch.
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Grunsfeld Takes the Windy City by Storm
NASA astronaut John Grunsfeld spent a whirlwind two days in Chicago talking to kids and the public about the importance of space exploration.
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Completing Kibo: STS-127 Marks New Era for Science
The crews of space shuttle Endeavour and the International Space Station installed the final pieces of Japan's Kibo laboratory.
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Time Flies When You’re Having Fun
Hi. My name is Nicole Passonno Stott. At 46 years old, I’m a mother, I’m a wife, and I’m a NASA astronaut who’s about to make her first space flight.
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Journal Entry 1
"As a flight surgeon and specialist in space medicine, I have awaited my own space flight experience with great anticipation."
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Robert Shane Kimbrough Visits the Atlanta Braves
NASA astronaut Robert Shane Kimbrough had two dreams growing up as a child; to be an astronaut and to play baseball.
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Space Station's Tranquility
Node 3, named Tranquility, will expand the station's size and support facilities.
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Astronauts Getting to the Heart of the Matter
A new study aboard the International Space Station will examine changes in astronaut hearts during six months in space.
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Space Station Marathon
The International Space Station (ISS) has recently started a remarkable series of flybys over the United States.