Steven R. Nagel

Steven R. Nagel
Steven R. Nagel.
Steven R. Nagel.
NASA-astronaut
TillståndDöd
Född27 oktober 1946
Canton, Illinois, USA
Död21 augusti 2014 (67 år)
Columbia, Missouri, USA
Tid i rymden30 dagar, 1 timme, 34 minuter
UrvalsgruppAstronautgrupp 8 den 16 januari 1978
UppdragSTS-51-G, STS-61-A, STS-37, STS-55
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Steven Ray Nagel, född 27 oktober 1946 i Canton i Illinois, död 21 augusti 2014 i Columbia i Missouri, var en amerikansk astronaut som togs ut till astronautgrupp 8 den 16 januari 1978.[1] Han var till sin död gift med astronauten Linda M. Godwin.

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STS-61A Mission Insignia
  • This insignia was chosen by the eight members of the STS-61A/D1 Spacelab mission to represent the record-sized Space Shuttle crew. Crewmembers surnames surround the colorful patch scene depicting Challenger carrying a long science module and an international crew from Europe and the United States.
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Shuttle mission 51-G patch
  • The STS-51G insignia illustrates the advances in aviation technology in the United States within a relatively short span of the twentieth century. The surnames of the crewmembers for the Discovery's mission appear near the center edge of the circular design.
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STS-55 Mission Insignia

The official insignia of the STS-55 mission displays the Space Shuttle Columbia over an Earth-sky background. Depicted beneath the orbiter are the American and German flags flying together, representing the partnership of this laboratory mission. The two blue stars in the border bearing the crewmembers' names signify each of the backup (alternate) payload specialists -- Gerhard Thiele and Renate Brummer. The stars in the sky stand for each of the children of the crewmembers in symbolic representation of the space program's legacy to future generations. The rainbow symbolizes the hope for a brighter tomorrow because of the knowledge and technologies gained from this mission's multifaceted experiments. Each crewmember contributed to the design of the insignia.
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Astronaut Steven R. Nagel from [1]
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STS-37 Mission Insignia

The principal theme of the STS-37 patch, designed by astronaut crewmembers, is the primary payload -- Gamma Ray Observatory (GRO) -- and its relationship to the Space Shuttle. The Shuttle and the GRO are both depicted on the patch and are connected by a large gamma. The gamma symbolizes both the quest for gamma rays by GRO as well as the importance of the relationship between the manned and unmanned elements of the United States space program. The Earth background shows the southern portion of the United States under a partial cloud cover while the two fields of three and seven stars, respectively, refer to the STS-37 mission designation.