Michael A. Stecker
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In 1996 I was selected as an astronaut candidate and after two years of training at the Johnson Space Center became a NASA Mission Specialist. As an astronaut I participated in Expedition-6, Nov. 23, 2002 to May 3, 2003 and was NASA International Space Station (ISS) Science Officer aboard the International Space Station, logging over 161 days in space, including over 13 EVA hours. During 5-1/2 months aboard the International Space Station, the crew worked with numerous U.S. and Russian science experiments. Along with the mission commander Ken Bowersox we performed 2 EVAs (spacewalks) to continue the external outfitting of the orbital outpost. The Expedition-6 crew launched on STS-113 Space Shuttle Endeavour and returned to Earth on Soyuz TMA-1. While on the ISS I did most of the astro-imaging. |
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Don Pettit videos |
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2011 six month Mission: ISS Expedition 30
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Cities At
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Amateur astronomy observations
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Observing site |
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