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Astronaut Nicole Stott Answers Space Questions From Twitter - Tech Support

Astronaut Nicole Stott Answers Space Questions From Twitter - Tech Support

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Astronaut Nicole Stott, director of the Space for Art Foundation, uses the power of Twitter to answer common questions about space. Is there an age limit for space travel? What do you do if you get sick in space? How often does the ISS get additional supplies? What happens when a ship blows up in space? Nicole answers all these space questions and more!
Date: 2022-07-06

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Sorry, I know the NASA line is that SLS will get new engines, but eventually Aerojet is going to get cut off financially. They're billions in, demanding billions more, and not producing results. In the end, with two new SLS class options on the horizon, I disagree with her, and SLS will never fly beyond the engines available.
She's not allowed to say that of course, they've been conditioned for years about the consequences, and what happened with Young was reinforcement.
She is an awesome lady, but I do have to disagree with her on that one.

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This was great! Thank you! About that space travel coordinate system--I recent, y started getting into orbital mechanics. Of all the things people might not think are amazing--or interesting--orbital mechanics are actually a lot cooler than people might think. I bet if you talked about it a bit, people would be amazed. You know, as artists, we know there are no straight lines in the body--and likewise, I learned--space travel, too, is not composed of straight lines, right? ; it's all orbits!
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Does anyone remember those pics of what a guy would look like if we evolved to survive car crashes. I would love to see one if we evolved to live in the space station or zero gravity. I kinda see something like a human jellyfish -
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i always thought that the Astronaut life in space was boring and just floating around but after seeing these videos i have been enlightened it looks rather interesting even the training seems pretty cool too
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More of a moral question. Say we did could travel to alpha centauri and when we got there their was intelligent life. Would we say hi, teach them, in
vade or monitor them. Would we have the right to interfere

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very informative. I hope that after a while, she got a different hair style. Hang on, negative peeps. She tilts her head to the right by habit to keep her bangs out of her face which could cause neck problems.
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She looks like someone who would be able to cook you a nice, cozy, nurturing Sunday breakfast and resolve a hydraulic fluid issue in the Space Shuttle at the next day.
Yup, she's awesome.

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I really hope that whatever i do in my life, i talk and think about it the way this amazing astronaut does. Not most people tend to love whatever profession they are in.
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Not gonna lie. I could listen to her 24/7. She is so pleasent to listen to. If she would have been my teacher, I would have actually paid attention in school.
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3: 25 -How fast can you go in space? -
The Parker solar probe is currently going at -365 000 mph around the Sun -. It's the fastest probe we've sent yet.

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