Serena Auñón-Chancellor
| Serena Maria Auñón-Chancellor | |
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| Född | 9 april 1976 Indianapolis, Indiana  USA |
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| Andra yrken | Läkare |
| Tid i rymden | 196 dag, 17 tim, 49 min |
| Urvalsgrupp | Astronautgrupp 20 |
| Uppdrag | Sojuz MS-09, Expedition 56/57 |
| Uppdragsemblem |   |
Serena Maria Auñón-Chancellor, född 9 april 1976 i Indianapolis i Indiana, är en amerikansk astronaut och läkare. Auñón togs ut till astronautgrupp 20 i juni 2009.
I januari 2018 meddelades att hon kommer delta i Expedition 56 / 57 på Internationella rymdstationen (ISS)[1].
Rymdfärder
Referenser
- ”Biographical Data” (på engelska) (PDF). NASA. oktober 2019. https://www.nasa.gov/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/aunon_0.pdf?emrc=213722. Läst 4 maj 2024.
- ^ ”NASA Announces Updated Crew Assignments for Space Station Missions” (på engelska). NASA. 18 januari 2018. https://www.nasa.gov/press-release/nasa-announces-updated-crew-assignments-for-space-station-missions. Läst 8 mars 2018.
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Serena M. Aunon, NASA astronaut candidate.jpg
Serena M. Aunon, NASA astronaut candidate class of 2009
Serena M. Aunon, NASA astronaut candidate class of 2009
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The Expedition 56 crew insignia
The Expedition 56 crew insignia
- The Expedition 56 astronaut crew will continue the international collaborative work that has been evolving on the International Space Station during the past 17 years. The expedition comes at a time when private corporations and the governments around the world are rapidly developing crew capabilities for human space exploration. Together, with the experience and continued research on the orbiting laboratory, humans will soon establish a new presence in space beyond low-Earth orbit that will enable us to travel farther into space than ever before.
- The Expedition 56 patch portrays a dove carrying an olive branch on its beak. The patch includes images of the Soyuz launch vehicle for the crew and the space station. The Expedition 56 astronauts’ names are displayed on the dove’s wings and along the limb of Earth at the base of the patch.
- The dove's tail is firmly planted on Earth to represent the strong link between our home planet and the humans who are sent into the cosmos. The patch illustrates our hope for peace and love in the world, and the innate human desire to spread our wings and explore into the future, building on the wisdom of the past, for the betterment of humanity. The patch was designed by astronaut Drew Feustel's son.
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The official insignia of the three-member Expedition 57 crew
The official insignia of the three-member Expedition 57 crew
- Humans are explorers. We live on a cosmic island. Setting sails towards new worlds has always been our nature, and it is key to our survival. As soon as our ancestors learned how to build ships, they not only used them to sail up and down the coasts, but ultimately they set out to travel beyond the horizon, to discover new continents. The time of space exploration has just begun, a mere blink of an eye in the eon-long history of human exploration. And yet we already have successfully built great ships to sail the black heavenly seas, and we have dared adventurous journeys into the unknown.
- The Expedition 57 patch is a tribute to human exploration. It depicts an explorer's ship leaving for the unknown as our early ancestors did, and is shaped like an arrow, heading out to new cosmic horizons. It highlights the purpose of the International Space Station as a world class science laboratory for the benefit of mankind and international cooperation, as well as humanity's flagship in space, preparing us for the amazing voyages ahead.
- The Expedition 57 patch is dedicated to all those thousands of humans who make this journey possible through the contribution of their passion, hard work, and courage to one of the most fascinating projects in human history.