This is us rising in the lock between two levels of water in the river. There's no pump in this... they just use the water equilibrium and let it in and out.
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An Oklahoma student's experiences in NASA and international space programs...
I've worked at NASA JSC, Ames, MSFC, and GRC. I've been involved with ISU, Space Generation, Next Generation Exploration Conference, and more; I've mentored for Texas Aerospace Scholars and Intl Space School and helped with NASA's Reduced Gravity Flight program. Basically, I love the idea of space exploration, and I'm dedicating my career to sharing that passion.
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- SuperInterview (Go see Serenity on Friday!!)
- CNN Moon poll
- approaching the end of the first week of ISU
- ISU with our new anti-gypsy camper strategy implem...
- ISU students and faculty in the square in front of...
- Here's a closer shot of the main entrance. It's q...
- This is the big cathedral in the center of the cen...
- The students of ISU Masters program 2006 in an all...
- The Council of Europe building.
- Lots of fancy architecture. The bridge we're abou...
- This is us rising in the lock between two levels o...
- Typical houses of Strasbourg. We learned earlier ...
- We passed lots of very lovely things and each seat...
- Okay so yesterday we had a boat tour of the city, ...
- It occurs to me that I should have cleaned up befo...
- The shower half of the bathroom... note that the s...
- My "kitchette." The spiderful sink, cupboards, tw...
- So then I finally got a room in Residence Schumann...
- And here's the school. It's a really nice buildin...
- In the common room of the hostel... cute little bo...
- This is the hostel where I stayed for the first we...
- This is from the window of some of my new friends'...
- This was a pic that I took from the airplane on my...
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