Hairstyles of the Astronauts
Weightlessness does wonders for your 'do. Vote on your favorite zero-g look.
- By Rebecca Maksel and Tony Reichhardt
- AirSpaceMag.com, May 19, 2011
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STS-64 in September 1994 was commander Dick Richards' fourth and last shuttle flight. After leaving NASA, he went on to be a shuttle program manager at Boeing until his retirement in 2007.
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Comments (7)
None of the above. Eileen Collins:
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Posted by Sarah on May 20,2011 | 04:28 PM
This new barcode scanning feature in Air & Space is fantastic.
I would like to have seen all of the 'thumbprints' appear before individual photos, to act as an index. I scrolled thru all pics, forwards and backwards before I found thumbprints. Touching picture simply advanced to next rather than zoom in/out. Also, 'previous/next' are too close to picture - I sometimes touched picture when I really to move 'previous/next'.
Thanks for including this advancement in technology in Air & Space - this makes an already amazing magazine so much better.
Rob
Posted by Robert Ricciardi on May 23,2011 | 12:54 AM
A modern Rapunzel!
Posted by Peter laager on May 25,2011 | 10:44 PM
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Posted by Harold Henderson on May 26,2011 | 10:25 PM
"Hair Cuts In Space" gets the nod.
Manscaping in space must be a real hassle, too.
Posted by PaulieWalnuts on June 11,2011 | 03:53 PM
Karen Nyberg has a beautiful blonde hair, regardless of gravity... the other ones are indeed forgettable :)
Posted by Jorge Sáenz on June 16,2011 | 05:27 AM
Marsha Ivins, Ya gotta love that hair-- it's everywhere! There's no letting your hair down here.
Posted by johnny allred on July 2,2011 | 01:19 PM