Sandra Harris - Revision history

Lafayette1 at 03:11, 23 February 2019

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Lafayette1 at 19:09, 2 May 2017

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Lafayette1 at 04:50, 5 July 2016

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Lafayette1 at 03:40, 15 February 2016

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Lafayette1 at 21:50, 25 December 2015

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 ==ISA career==
-Following the murder of her brother in 2008 due to a hate crime, Harris petitioned the ISA International Council in Geneva, Switzerland to allow her to train for a lunar flight as part of the [[Phoenix Program]] in order to place his ashes on the Moon. Following a vote of the Council, she was selected as part of the [[ISA Astronaut Group 21|2011 ISA Astronaut Group]] (The Flying Toasters) and was selected for the Phoenix 9 mission. Phoenix 9 was the fifth crewed landing of the Phoenix Program, the 11th crewed lunar landing in history and the second mission to construct the [[Neil A. Armstrong Lunar Outpost]]. The mission launched on January 17, 2013 and Harris became the youngest person in history to reach space. The mission landed on the Moon on January 21st. The crew left the lunar surface on May 10th and landed at [[Wikipedia:Edwards Air Force Base|Edwards Air Force Base]] on May 12th.
+Following the murder of her brother in 2008 due to a hate crime, Harris petitioned the ISA International Council in Geneva, Switzerland to allow her to train for a lunar flight as part of the [[Phoenix Program]] in order to place his ashes on the Moon. Following a vote of the Council, she was selected as part of the [[2011 ISA Astronaut Group]] (The Flying Toasters) and was selected for the Phoenix 9 mission. Phoenix 9 was the fifth crewed landing of the Phoenix Program, the 11th crewed lunar landing in history and the second mission to construct the [[Neil A. Armstrong Lunar Outpost]]. The mission launched on January 17, 2013 and Harris became the youngest person in history to reach space. The mission landed on the Moon on January 21st. The crew left the lunar surface on May 10th and landed at [[Wikipedia:Edwards Air Force Base|Edwards Air Force Base]] on May 12th.
 Following her lunar flight, Harris was selected as a member of [[STS-217]], which was originally slated to return the Hubble Space Telescope for display in Washington D.C. at the [[Wikipedia:National Air and Space Museum|National Air and Space Museum]]. Following protests by engineers and scientists at the [[Wikipedia:Goddard Space Flight Center|Goddard Space Flight Center]] in Maryland and after a safety review noted the risks associated with the mission and the numerous modification required to the Shuttle to complete the mission, ISA managers altered STS-217's mission to become Hubble Space Telescope Servicing Mission 5 (HST-SM5). The mission carried two new instruments to the telescope, the [[Advanced Multi-Object Spectrometer]] and [[Advanced Camera for Surveys 2]]. The mission also replaced a Fine Guidance Sensor, four gyroscopes, batteries and the telescope's main computer. STS-217 was flown by [[Space Shuttle Horizon|Space Shuttle ''Horizon'']] and launched from Launch Complex 39D at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida on April 25, 2017. It landed at Edwards Air Force Base on May 9. Harris performed three spacewalks on the telescope.

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 ==ISA career==
-Following the murder of her brother in 2008 due to a hate crime, Harris petitioned the ISA International Council in Geneva, Switzerland to allow her to train for a lunar flight as part of the [[Phoenix Program]] in order to place his ashes on the Moon. Following a vote of the Council, she was selected as part of the [[2011 ISA Astronaut Group]] (The Flying Toasters) and was selected for the Phoenix 9 mission. Phoenix 9 was the fifth crewed landing of the Phoenix Program, the 11th crewed lunar landing in history and the second mission to construct the [[Neil A. Armstrong Lunar Outpost]]. The mission launched on January 17, 2013 and Harris became the youngest person in history to reach space. The mission landed on the Moon on January 21st. The crew left the lunar surface on May 10th and landed at [[Wikipedia:Edwards Air Force Base|Edwards Air Force Base]] on May 12th.
+Following the murder of her brother in 2008 due to a hate crime, Harris petitioned the ISA International Council in Geneva, Switzerland to allow her to train for a lunar flight as part of the [[Phoenix Program]] in order to place his ashes on the Moon. Following a vote of the Council, she was selected as part of the [[ISA Astronaut Group 21|2011 ISA Astronaut Group]] (The Flying Toasters) and was selected for the Phoenix 9 mission. Phoenix 9 was the fifth crewed landing of the Phoenix Program, the 11th crewed lunar landing in history and the second mission to construct the [[Neil A. Armstrong Lunar Outpost]]. The mission launched on January 17, 2013 and Harris became the youngest person in history to reach space. The mission landed on the Moon on January 21st. The crew left the lunar surface on May 10th and landed at [[Wikipedia:Edwards Air Force Base|Edwards Air Force Base]] on May 12th.
 Following her lunar flight, Harris was selected as a member of [[STS-217]], which was originally slated to return the Hubble Space Telescope for display in Washington D.C. at the [[Wikipedia:National Air and Space Museum|National Air and Space Museum]]. Following protests by engineers and scientists at the [[Wikipedia:Goddard Space Flight Center|Goddard Space Flight Center]] in Maryland and after a safety review noted the risks associated with the mission and the numerous modification required to the Shuttle to complete the mission, ISA managers altered STS-217's mission to become Hubble Space Telescope Servicing Mission 5 (HST-SM5). The mission carried two new instruments to the telescope, the [[Advanced Multi-Object Spectrometer]] and [[Advanced Camera for Surveys 2]]. The mission also replaced a Fine Guidance Sensor, four gyroscopes, batteries and the telescope's main computer. STS-217 was flown by [[Space Shuttle Horizon|Space Shuttle ''Horizon'']] and launched from Launch Complex 39D at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida on April 25, 2017. It landed at Edwards Air Force Base on May 9. Harris performed three spacewalks on the telescope.

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 Following the murder of her brother in 2008 due to a hate crime, Harris petitioned the ISA International Council in Geneva, Switzerland to allow her to train for a lunar flight as part of the [[Phoenix Program]] in order to place his ashes on the Moon. Following a vote of the Council, she was selected as part of the [[2011 ISA Astronaut Group]] (The Flying Toasters) and was selected for the Phoenix 9 mission. Phoenix 9 was the fifth crewed landing of the Phoenix Program, the 11th crewed lunar landing in history and the second mission to construct the [[Neil A. Armstrong Lunar Outpost]]. The mission launched on January 17, 2013 and Harris became the youngest person in history to reach space. The mission landed on the Moon on January 21st. The crew left the lunar surface on May 10th and landed at [[Wikipedia:Edwards Air Force Base|Edwards Air Force Base]] on May 12th.
-Following her lunar flight, Harris was selected as a member of [[STS-217]], which was originally slated to return the Hubble Space Telescope for display in Washington D.C. at the [[Wikipedia:National Air and Space Museum|National Air and Space Museum]]. Following protests by engineers and scientists at the [[Wikipedia:Goddard Space Flight Center|Goddard Space Flight Center]] in Maryland and after a safety review noted the risks associated with the mission and the numerous modification required to the Shuttle to complete the mission, ISA managers altered STS-217's mission to become Hubble Space Telescope Servicing Mission 5 (HST-SM5). The mission carried two new instruments to the telescope, the [[Advanced Multi-Object Spectrometer]] and [[Advanced Camera for Surveys 2]]. The mission also replaced a Fine Guidance Sensor, four gyroscopes, batteries and the telescope's main computer. STS-217 was flown by [[Space Shuttle Horizon|Space Shuttle ''Horizon'']] and launched from Launch Complex 39D at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida on April 25, 2017. It landed at Edwards Air Force Base on May 10. Harris performed three spacewalks on the telescope.
+Following her lunar flight, Harris was selected as a member of [[STS-217]], which was originally slated to return the Hubble Space Telescope for display in Washington D.C. at the [[Wikipedia:National Air and Space Museum|National Air and Space Museum]]. Following protests by engineers and scientists at the [[Wikipedia:Goddard Space Flight Center|Goddard Space Flight Center]] in Maryland and after a safety review noted the risks associated with the mission and the numerous modification required to the Shuttle to complete the mission, ISA managers altered STS-217's mission to become Hubble Space Telescope Servicing Mission 5 (HST-SM5). The mission carried two new instruments to the telescope, the [[Advanced Multi-Object Spectrometer]] and [[Advanced Camera for Surveys 2]]. The mission also replaced a Fine Guidance Sensor, four gyroscopes, batteries and the telescope's main computer. STS-217 was flown by [[Space Shuttle Horizon|Space Shuttle ''Horizon'']] and launched from Launch Complex 39D at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida on April 25, 2017. It landed at Edwards Air Force Base on May 9. Harris performed three spacewalks on the telescope.
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 Following the murder of her brother in 2008 due to a hate crime, Harris petitioned the ISA International Council in Geneva, Switzerland to allow her to train for a lunar flight as part of the [[Phoenix Program]] in order to place his ashes on the Moon. Following a vote of the Council, she was selected as part of the [[2011 ISA Astronaut Group]] (The Flying Toasters) and was selected for the Phoenix 9 mission. Phoenix 9 was the fifth crewed landing of the Phoenix Program, the 11th crewed lunar landing in history and the second mission to construct the [[Neil A. Armstrong Lunar Outpost]]. The mission launched on January 17, 2013 and Harris became the youngest person in history to reach space. The mission landed on the Moon on January 21st. The crew left the lunar surface on May 10th and landed at [[Wikipedia:Edwards Air Force Base|Edwards Air Force Base]] on May 12th.
-Following her lunar flight, Harris was selected as a member of [[STS-217]], which was originally slated to return the Hubble Space Telescope for display in Washington D.C. at the [[Wikipedia:National Air and Space Museum|National Air and Space Museum]]. Following protests by engineers and scientists at the [[Wikipedia:Goddard Space Flight Center|Goddard Space Flight Center]] in Maryland and after a safety review noted the risks associated with the mission and the numerous modification required to the Shuttle to complete the mission, ISA managers altered STS-217's mission to become Hubble Space Telescope Servicing Mission 5 (HST-SM5). The mission carried two new instruments to the telescope, the [[Advanced Multi-Object Spectrometer]] and [[Advanced Camera for Surveys 2]]. The mission also replaced a Fine Guidance Sensor, four gyroscopes, batteries and the telescope's main computer. STS-217 was flown by [[Space Shuttle Horizon|Space Shuttle ''Horizon'']] and launched from Launch Complex 39D at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida on April 24, 2017. It landed at the Shuttle Landing Facility on May 9. Harris performed three spacewalks on the telescope.
+Following her lunar flight, Harris was selected as a member of [[STS-217]], which was originally slated to return the Hubble Space Telescope for display in Washington D.C. at the [[Wikipedia:National Air and Space Museum|National Air and Space Museum]]. Following protests by engineers and scientists at the [[Wikipedia:Goddard Space Flight Center|Goddard Space Flight Center]] in Maryland and after a safety review noted the risks associated with the mission and the numerous modification required to the Shuttle to complete the mission, ISA managers altered STS-217's mission to become Hubble Space Telescope Servicing Mission 5 (HST-SM5). The mission carried two new instruments to the telescope, the [[Advanced Multi-Object Spectrometer]] and [[Advanced Camera for Surveys 2]]. The mission also replaced a Fine Guidance Sensor, four gyroscopes, batteries and the telescope's main computer. STS-217 was flown by [[Space Shuttle Horizon|Space Shuttle ''Horizon'']] and launched from Launch Complex 39D at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida on April 25, 2017. It landed at Edwards Air Force Base on May 10. Harris performed three spacewalks on the telescope.
 ==External links==

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 |insignia     = [[Image:Phx9.png|40px]], [[Image:STS-217.png|40px]]
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-'''Sandra Harris''' (born 16 July, 1990, Lafayette, Louisiana) is an American [[International Space Agency]] astronaut. At age 22, she flew to the Moon on the [[Phoenix 9]] mission,  becoming the 26th person to walk on the Moon and the youngest person to fly into space, a record previously held by [[Wikipedia:Gherman Titov|Gherman Titov]]. Following her return from the Moon, she was selected as part of the crew of the [[STS-217]] mission to upgrade the [[Wikipedia:Hubble Space Telescope|Hubble Space Telescope]].
+'''Sandra Harris''' (born 16 July, 1990, Lafayette, Louisiana) is an American [[International Space Agency]] astronaut. At age 22, she flew to the Moon on the [[Phoenix 9]] mission,  becoming the 32nd person to walk on the Moon and the youngest person to fly into space, a record previously held by [[Wikipedia:Gherman Titov|Gherman Titov]]. Following her return from the Moon, she was selected as part of the crew of the [[STS-217]] mission to upgrade the [[Wikipedia:Hubble Space Telescope|Hubble Space Telescope]].
 ==Personal==

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 |selection    = ISA Astronaut Group 18, 2011
 |mission      = [[Phoenix 9]], [[STS-217]]
-|insignia     = [[Image:ISA.png|40px]], [[Image:STS-217.png|40px]]
+|insignia     = [[Image:Phx9.png|40px]], [[Image:STS-217.png|40px]]
 |}}
 '''Sandra Harris''' (born 16 July, 1990, Lafayette, Louisiana) is an American [[International Space Agency]] astronaut. At age 22, she flew to the Moon on the [[Phoenix 9]] mission,  becoming the 26th person to walk on the Moon and the youngest person to fly into space, a record previously held by [[Wikipedia:Gherman Titov|Gherman Titov]]. Following her return from the Moon, she was selected as part of the crew of the [[STS-217]] mission to upgrade the [[Wikipedia:Hubble Space Telescope|Hubble Space Telescope]].

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 |type         = ISA Astronaut
 |time         = 115d 08h 54m
-|selection    = 2011 ISA Group
+|selection    = ISA Astronaut Group 18, 2011
 |mission      = [[Phoenix 9]], [[STS-217]]
 |insignia     = [[Image:ISA.png|40px]], [[Image:STS-217.png|40px]]