Devon Island Expedition
This blog features educational updates on my Devon Island Expedition of July 14-20, 2007. Other sites: spaceref.com/blogs/earthclassroom, www.marsonearth.org
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This blog features educational updates on my Devon Island Expedition of July 14-20, 2007. Other sites: spaceref.com/blogs/earthclassroom, www.marsonearth.org
About Me
- Leroy Chiao
- This forum encourages discussion on Space, Exploration and Life in general! I am an Astronaut. During my time at NASA, I flew on four space missions, most recently serving as the Commander of the International Space Station during Expedition 10, a six and a half month flight. At the end of 2005, I left NASA and currently work as an entrepreneur, motivational speaker and consultant. I also hold a distinguished chair professorship at Louisiana State University. Please see my web site: www.leroychiao.com
Launch of Soyuz TMA-5
Expedition 10 launched to the International Space Station on October 13, 2004
The Future of Space Exploration
I've flown in Space Shuttles and a Soyuz spacecraft. This is my first time in an Almaz capsule, in my role as the Executive VP/Space Operations for Excalibur Almaz, a private commercial space venture
International Space Station
The ISS configuration during Expedition 10
Space Shuttle
Prior to my Soyuz and ISS flights, I flew on three Space Shuttle missions: STS-65, 72, 92
Astronaut Research and Training Center of China
In September 2006, I became the first American to visit the ACC and to meet Yang Liwei, the first Chinese National Astronaut and Fei Junlong, the Commander of China's second manned space mission
2 comments:
I recently came across your blog and have been reading along. I thought I would leave my first comment. I don't know what to say except that I have enjoyed reading. Nice blog. I will keep visiting this blog very often.
Susan
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Being an astronaut is a fun, exciting and educational experience. You get to explore the wide expanse of space and ride space shuttles. How long have you been exploring space? Way to go and always keep safe! :-)
Joshua Green
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