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Glen Overby wrote:
: Everything I've read by shuttle astronauts, they never get bored of the view. : I get the same impression from ISS astronauts. I'm not sure that you really : do get to see every visible part of earth in that little time. Norm Thagard has said that on Mir he actually got somewhat bored at the view - at first he was excited as on Shuttle flights there was little time to admire the Earth, but as months dragged by and his experiments didn't arrive, it soon became "meh, I've seen that before..." But he was there for almost 4 months straight, I think three days is quite manageable... |
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