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[NewMan]

Dziwne zmiany na stronie dotyczącej astronautów NASA.

Biogram Kjella Lindgrena został przeniesiony z kategorii "Active" do "Management",

natomiast biogram Stanleya Love został przeniesiony z kategorii "Management" do "Active".

Czy to oznacza, że starszy S.Love (rocznik 1965) jest gotów do jakiegoś lotu w kosmos, a młodszy K.Lindgren (rocznik 1973) już nie widzi przed sobą takiej możliwości?

NewMan

[mss]

Wczoraj dostałem potwierdzenie z Gwiezdnego miasteczka, że dwie panie kosmonautki Marina Witalewna Wasilewskaja
i Anastasija Gieorgijewna (Burczuładze) Meremkułowa - zmieniła nawet swoje nazwisko - zmieniły swój stan cywilny: wyszły za mąż! Marina za kosmonautę swojego dowódcę Olega Wiktorowicza Nowickiego!

https://digital-report.ru/novitsky-vasilevskaya-wedding-star-city-cosmonauts/?utm_referrer=https://dzen.ru/media/id/59317a0ce3cda85cf4156597/686790980afb327f2399cd68

[mss]

Załoga Sojuza MS-29 oficjalnie zatwierdzona:

NASA Space Operations
@NASASpaceOps
@NASA astronaut Anil Menon will embark on his first mission to the @Space_Station, serving as a flight engineer and Expedition 75 crew member.

Menon will launch aboard the Roscosmos Soyuz MS-29 spacecraft in June 2026, accompanied by Roscosmos cosmonauts Pyotr Dubrov and Anna Kikina. After launching from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan, the trio will spend approximately eight months aboard the orbiting laboratory.

During his expedition, Menon will conduct scientific investigations and technology demonstrations to help prepare humans for future space missions and benefit humanity.

Learn more: https://www.nasa.gov/news-release/nasa-assigns-astronaut-anil-menon-to-first-space-station-mission/

https://twitter.com/NASASpaceOps/status/1940130307212038641

[Orionid]

10.07.2025 Shannon Walker odeszła z NASA.
SW https://www.forum.kosmonauta.net/index.php?topic=5864.msg200632#msg200632

[mss]

Podobno NASA wybrała 10 kandydatów na astronautów, ale na razie brak konkretnych danych, które mogą być opublikowane później gdzieś po starcie misji Crew-11?

[mss]

NASA Astronaut Kate Rubins, First to Sequence DNA in Space, Retires

NASA Astronaut Kate Rubins
NASA

NASA astronaut and microbiologist Kate Rubins retired Monday after 16 years with the agency. During her time with NASA, Rubins completed two long-duration missions aboard the International Space Station, logging 300 days in space and conducting four spacewalks.
 
“I want to extend my sincere gratitude to Kate for her dedication to the advancement of human spaceflight,” said Steve Koerner, acting director of NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston. “She is leaving behind a legacy of excellence and inspiration, not only to our agency, but to the research and medical communities as well. Congratulations, Kate, on an extraordinary career.”
 
Rubins’ first mission to the orbiting laboratory began in July 2016, aboard the first test flight of the new Soyuz MS spacecraft. As part of Expedition 48/49, she contributed to more than 275 scientific experiments, including molecular and cellular biology research, and she was the first person to sequence DNA in space. Her work enabled significant advances with in-flight molecular diagnostics, long-duration cell culture, and the development of molecular biology tools and processes, such as handling and transferring small amounts of liquids in microgravity. Rubins also led the integration and deployment of biomedical hardware aboard the space station, supporting crew health and scientific research in space and on Earth.
 
She again launched in October 2020, aboard a Soyuz spacecraft from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan, taking part in Expedition 63/64. Alongside her crewmates, Rubins spent hundreds of hours working on new experiments and furthering research investigations conducted during her mission, including heart research and multiple microbiology studies. She also advanced her work on DNA sequencing in space, which could allow future astronauts to diagnose illness or identify microbes growing aboard the station or during future exploration missions.
 
“From her groundbreaking work in space to her leadership on the ground, Kate has brought passion and excellence to everything she’s done,” said Joe Acaba, chief of the Astronaut Office at NASA Johnson. “She’s been an incredible teammate and role model. We will miss her deeply, but her impact will continue to inspire.”
 
In addition to her flight assignments, Rubins served as acting deputy director of NASA’s Human Health and Performance Directorate, where she helped guide strategy for crew health and biomedical research. More recently, she contributed to developing next-generation lunar spacesuits, helping prepare for future Artemis missions to the Moon.
 
 
Before her selection as an astronaut in 2009, Rubins received a bachelor’s degree in molecular biology from the University of California, San Diego, and a doctorate in cancer biology from Stanford University Medical School’s Biochemistry Department and Microbiology and Immunology Department. After returning from her second space mission, Rubins commissioned as a major in the U.S. Army Reserve, serving as a microbiologist in the Medical Service Corps. She currently holds the role of innovation officer with the 75th U.S. Army Reserve Innovation Command’s MedBio Detachment, headquartered in Boston.

A frequent keynote speaker at scientific, educational, and industry events on space biology, biomedical engineering, and human exploration, Rubins has advocated for NASA’s scientific and exploration missions. As she transitions from government service, she remains committed to advancing innovation at the intersection of biology, technology, and space.
 
“It has been the honor of a lifetime to live and work in space,” said Rubins. “I am grateful for the extraordinary advances at NASA, and it was a privilege to serve and contribute to something so meaningful. The mission of exploration continues, and I can’t wait to watch this nation do what once seemed impossible.”

https://www.nasa.gov/news-release/nasa-astronaut-kate-rubins-first-to-sequence-dna-in-space-retires/

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Była astronautka NASA Pamela Ann Melroy figuruje już jako Former NASA Deputy Administrator.

Aktualnie na dzień 2025-07-30 są 43 aktywni astronauci w grupie NASA oraz 12 astronautów-menadżerów.

[Mikkael]

22 września NASA przedstawi nową, 24 grupę swoich astronautów:

https://www.space.com/space-exploration/human-spaceflight/nasa-will-announce-its-new-astronaut-class-in-september

[NewMan]

Megan McArthur nie znajdzie się w składach PRZYSZŁYCH ZAŁÓG, bo NASA poinformowała o jej odejściu.

NewMan

[mss]

Podobno NASA wybrała 10 kandydatów na astronautów, ale na razie brak konkretnych danych, które mogą być opublikowane później gdzieś po starcie misji Crew-11?

NASA ogłosiła 10 kandydatek i kandydatów na astronautów: grupę 24 przyszłych astronautek i astronautów NASA.
Jako ciekawostkę warto zauważyć, że są wybrane 6 kobiet i 4 mężczyzn.

Ben Bailey, 38 lat
Lauren Edgar, 40 lat
Adam Fuhrmann, 35 lat
Cameron Jones, 35 lat
Yuri Kubo, 40 lat
Rebecca Lawler, 38 lat
Anna Menon, 39 lat
Imelda Muller, 34 lat
Erin Overcash, 34 lat
Katherine Spies, 43 lat.

[astropl]

Anna Menon, 39 lat

A my tę panią już znamy

[mss]

Oto galeria 129 zdjęć astronautów z grupy 24:

http://flic.kr/s/aHBqjCs75R

[Orionid]

Korpus astronautów NASA liczy obecnie 41 astronautów aktywnych i 10. (Astronaut Candidate), którzy rozpoczną szkolenie podstawowe.

NASA Selects All-American 2025 Class of Astronaut Candidates
Jessica Taveau Sep 22, 2025 RELEASE 25-063 NASA Headquarters Johnson Space Center


NASA announced its 2025 Astronaut Candidate Class on Sept. 22, 2025. The 10 candidates, pictured here at NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston are: U.S. Army CW3 Ben Bailey, U.S. Air Force Maj. Cameron Jones, Katherine Spies, Anna Menon, U.S. Navy Lt. Cmdr. Erin Overcash, U.S. Air Force Maj. Adam Fuhrmann, Dr. Lauren Edgar, Yuri Kubo, Rebecca Lawler, and Dr. Imelda Muller. Credit: NASA
https://www.nasa.gov/news-release/nasa-selects-all-american-2025-class-of-astronaut-candidates/
https://www.collectspace.com/news/news-092225a-nasa-astronaut-candidate-class-2025.html
https://www.collectspace.com/ubb/Forum38/HTML/002578.html
AW«W»M https://www.forum.kosmonauta.net/index.php?topic=6147.msg201833#msg201833

[Orionid]

Gratulacje nowej grupie składają astronauci z ISS.
Reprezentują oni grupy NASA: 16, 22, 23.

NASA Space Operations @NASASpaceOps 8:48 PM · Sep 22, 2025
Congratulations to @NASA’s newest class of astronaut candidates!
The crew aboard the @Space_Station has a special message for these 10 men and women who will undergo two years of training before graduating as flight-eligible astronauts for missions to low Earth orbit, the Moon through Artemis, and ultimately Mars.
Watch as they welcome the next generation of explorers   ⬇️

https://twitter.com/NASASpaceOps/status/1970198649503117407

[Orionid]

 

On a Desert Island with the 2025 Class of Astronaut Candidates
Houston We Have a Podcast Season 1Episode 402 Sep 26, 2025



Yuri Kubo

Okay, this is Yuri again. I can, I can kick this one off back when I was go. I’m not sure if they still do it or not, I hope they do, but they allowed us to watch Apollo 13. They did a screening of Apollo 13 in historic mission control. So all the co-ops would kind of get together, and then in the evening, they would watch Apollo 13 in historic mission control. It was, like, the most transformative- it was, it was just- you’re sitting in these chairs on the at these consoles, watching the people in the same setting, like working through the most like complex, kind of, like challenging scenario in space you could imagine. And like, it really hit home. Like, this is, this is real. I’m a part of this. These people around me, and the footsteps that I’m following in are, like, just incredible. These are my heroes kind of a thing. And like, just to be in the gravity of that situation, while also kind of like being in that location, watching it happen. It was, was unreal. It really solidified my kind of love of space, love of the agency, love of kind of the mission. And, yeah, I couldn’t, couldn’t have asked for any, like, single moment that was better than that. [...]
https://www.nasa.gov/podcasts/houston-we-have-a-podcast/on-a-desert-island-with-the-2025-class-of-astronaut-candidates/

https://kosmonauta.net/2025/09/24-grupa-astronautow-nasa/
http://lk.astronautilus.pl/astros/nasa24.htm