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Cady Coleman from NASA on The Commons uploaded 9 May
Edward Gibson from NASA on The Commons uploaded February 2026
Manned Maneuverability Unit MMU from NASA on The Commons uploaded February 2026
Chris Hadfield from NASA on The Commons uploaded January 2026
Janice Voss from NASA on The Commons uploaded January 2026
STS-61B from NASA on The Commons uploaded November 2025
Mae Jemison from NASA on The Commons uploaded September 2025
Robert 'Hoot' Gibson from NASA on The Commons uploaded May 2025
Rhea Seddon from NASA on The Commons uploaded April 2025
Carr and Pogue in Skylab from NASA on The Commons uploaded February 2025
Jake Garn from NASA on The Commons uploaded January 2025
Peggy Whitson from NASA on The Commons uploaded October 2024
Bobby Satcher from NASA on The Commons uploaded October 2024
Ellen Ochoa from NASA on The Commons uploaded September 2024
Jim Newman from NASA on The Commons uploaded February 2024
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Convair C-131B Samaritan 53-7823 San Diego 23Feb60 43695A
from SDASM Archives
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TVL1970 said:
This aircraft, C-131B (JC-131B) Ser. No. 53-7823, was among the first utilized by the Air Force for research concerning weightless environments (see other photos of 53-7823 within the SDASM Flickr Photostream with the aft cabin equipped with a padded floor and walls for this purpose). Also note that the aircraft is named "How High The Moon" on the port-side, just under the "U.S. Air Force" markings below the cockpit. See also mention of 53-7823 and its role here: oai.dtic.mil/oai/oai?verb=getRecord&metadataPrefix=ht...