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[PDF File] Biographical Data - NASA
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Rear Admiral Shepard has logged a total of 216 hours and 57 minutes in space, of which 9 hours and 17 minutes were spent in lunar surface EVA. He resumed his duties as Chief of the Astronaut Office in June 1971 and served in this capacity until he retired from NASA and the Navy on August 1, 1974. Shepard was in private business in Houston, Texas.
[PDF File] NASA Astronauts
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Since the first seven astronauts were selected in 1959, there have been over 350 astronauts at NASA. These men and women represent nearly every state in the U.S., the District of Columbia, and countries throughout the world. The astronaut corps is made up of civilian and military astronauts, and each branch of the military has been represented
[PDF File] NASA’S MANAGEMENT OF ITS ASTRONAUT CORPS
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The processes NASA uses to size, train, and assign astronauts to specific missions are primarily calibrated toward meeting the current needs of the ISS. For example, NASA’s process for sizingthe astronautcorps is designed to ensure that a sufficient number of astronauts are available to meet the Agency’s flight manifest needs, whichincludes
[PDF File] Final Report - IG-17-018 - NASA's Management and …
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NASA Office of Inspector General IG-17-018 1 INTRODUCTION Beginning with the Gemini 4 mission in June 1965, NASA astronauts have ventured outside their spacecraft hundreds of times wearing specialized spacesuits that protect them from the harsh environments of space and provide the oxygen and temperature control necessary to preserve life.
[PDF File] NASA Astronauts
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Since the first seven astronauts were selected in 1959, there have been over 350 astronauts at NASA. These men and women represent nearly every state in the U.S., the District of Columbia, and countries throughout the world. The astronaut corps is made up of civilian and military astronauts, and each branch of the military has been represented
[PDF File] NASA’S DEEP SPACE EXPLORATION PLANS
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NASA and its partners will explore more of the Moon than ever before with highly trained astronauts and advanced robotics. We will collaborate with our partners to establish the first long-term presence on the Moon, learn how to live and work away from home, and prepare for future human exploration of the Red Planet. ...
[PDF File] NASA ASTRONAUT MEDICAL STANDARDS, SELECTION AND …
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Consider for Selection and Annual Recertification of NASA Astronauts Table 7, Disqualifying Medical Standards, details those medical conditions that are medically disqualifying for the selection and retention of NASA astronauts, or that ma. require further testing and evaluation to assess medic.
[PDF File] NASA Astronauts
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Since the first seven astronauts were selected in 1959, there have been over 350 astronauts at NASA. These men and women represent nearly every state in the U.S., the District of Columbia, and countries throughout the world. The astronaut corps is made up of civilian and military astronauts, and each branch of the military has been represented
[PDF File] FS-2011-11-057-JSC-Astro trng:Layout 1 - NASA
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Astronauts, who are pilots maintain flying proficiency by flying 15 hours per month in NASA’s fleet of two-seat T38 jets. Non-pilot astronauts fly a minimum of 4 hours per month. The T38 is used for flight readiness training to help the astronauts become adjusted to the flight environment, including the g-forces experienced on launch.
[PDF File] FS-2011-11-057-JSC-Astro trng:Layout 1 - NASA
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Astronauts, who are pilots maintain flying proficiency by flying 15 hours per month in NASA’s fleet of two-seat T38 jets. Non-pilot astronauts fly a minimum of 4 hours per month. The T38 is used for flight readiness training to help the astronauts become adjusted to the flight environment, including the g-forces experienced on launch.
[PDF File] Astronaut training and mission preparation - NASA
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The first U.S. astronauts were selected in 1959. Since then, 321 U.S. astronauts and more than 50 explorers from other nations have been trained at the center. About 240 men and women, including 130 international astronauts, with …
[PDF File] NASA Astronauts
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Since the first seven astronauts were selected in 1959, there have been over 350 astronauts at NASA. These men and women represent nearly every state in the U.S., the District of Columbia, and countries throughout the world. The astronaut corps is made up of civilian and military astronauts, and each branch of the military has been represented
[PDF File] NASA Astronauts
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NASA Astronauts Andrew J. Feustel E. Michael Fincke Jack D. Fischer C. Michael Foale Kevin A. Ford Michael E. Fossum Ronald J. Garan, Jr. Michael S. Hopkins Douglas G. Hurley ... You spend the first two years learning all the general information you need to be an astronaut and training for space flight. The training includes physical training ...
[PDF File] NASA Astronauts
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Since the first seven astronauts were selected in 1959, there have been over 350 astronauts at NASA. These men and women represent nearly every state in the U.S., the District of Columbia, and countries throughout the world. The astronaut corps is made up of civilian and military astronauts, and each branch of the military has been represented
[PDF File] Protecting Astronauts from Space Radiation on the Lunar …
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–Astronauts in the four crew quarters –All four astronauts in a centrally located “Box” • Results: –Too much mass was required to create storm shelters in all 4 crew quarters or in the large box shown –Food, water, and supplies planned for this mission could be used to create storm shelter in 2 crew quarters with the astronauts
[PDF File] Astronauts Languages and Flags of Space Exploration - NASA
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The fi rst astronaut group was selected in 1959. Since then, there have been many fi rsts, lasts, and other notable achievements, including: The fi rst person to fl y in space was a Russian Cosmonaut named Yuri Gagarin. The fi rst American was Alan Shepard in 1961. The fi rst American in orbit was John Glenn.
[PDF File] NASA Astronauts on Soyuz: Experience and Lessons for the …
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2000. Prior to this, NASA studied Soyuz as an assured crew return vehicle (ACRV) for Space Station Freedom (SSF) to be launched on the Space Shuttle. Presently, in preparation for Space Shuttle retire-ment, all U.S. astronauts are being transported to and from ISS in the Russian Soyuz spacecraft, which is launched on the Soyuz launch vehicle.
[PDF File] NASA ASTRONAUTS - NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS)
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sts selected asastronauts since April 1959, 33 are on flight status at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration's Lyndon B. Johnson Space C. n-ter, Houston. The number of pilot-astr. is 25 and8 arescien. ist-astronauts.Forty astronauts are no longer on the active list -- 31 pilots and.
[PDF File] NASA Astronaut Fact Book
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NASA selects astronauts from a diverse pool of applicants with a wide variety of backgrounds. From the thousands of applications received, only a few are chosen for the intensive astronaut candidate training program. For more information on astronaut
[PDF File] NASA/SP-2015-626 Science Training History of the Apollo …
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The science that had been accomplished in space up to the selection of the original astronauts on April 9, 1959 consisted mainly of solar and atmospheric physics studies from balloons and sounding rockets. The assignment of astronauts to the newly formed NASA had nothing to do with the development of scientific exploration of space.
[PDF File] NASA ASTRONAUT MEDICAL STANDARDS, SELECTION AND …
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Consider for Selection and Annual Recertification of NASA Astronauts Table 7, Disqualifying Medical Standards, details those medical conditions that are medically disqualifying for the selection and retention of NASA astronauts, or that ma. require further testing and evaluation to assess medic.
[PDF File] NASA Astronauts
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Since the first seven astronauts were selected in 1959, there have been over 350 astronauts at NASA. These men and women represent nearly every state in the U.S., the District of Columbia, and countries throughout the world. The astronaut corps is made up of civilian and military astronauts, and each branch of the military has been represented
[PDF File] NASA Astronauts
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Since the first seven astronauts were selected in 1959, there have been over 350 astronauts at NASA. These men and women represent nearly every state in the U.S., the District of Columbia, and countries throughout the world. The astronaut corps is made up of civilian and military astronauts, and each branch of the military has been represented
[PDF File] NASA Astronauts
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Since the first seven astronauts were selected in 1959, there have been over 350 astronauts at NASA. These men and women represent nearly every state in the U.S., the District of Columbia, and countries throughout the world. The astronaut corps is made up of civilian and military astronauts, and each branch of the military has been represented
[PDF File] NASA ASTRONAUT MEDICAL STANDARDS, SELECTION AND …
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Consider for Selection and Annual Recertification of NASA Astronauts Table 7, Disqualifying Medical Standards, details those medical conditions that are medically disqualifying for the selection and retention of NASA astronauts, or that ma. require further testing and evaluation to assess medic.
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