Astronauts Are Very Professional And When They're

There Was A Lot Of Light And A Lot Of Rumbling And Vibration, Especially The First Minute Or Minute-and-a-half. And Then After About Two Minutes, When The Solid Rocket Boosters Separated, The Ride Got A Lot Smoother.

I Think Of It As A Good Opportunity To Let, In Particular, School Kids Know That This Job And Other Interesting Jobs In Science And Engineering Are Open To Anyone Who Works Hard In School And Gets A Good Education And Studies Math And Science. And That It's Not Just For A Select Group Of People.

Well, With So Many Space Shuttle Missions That We've Done, I Think It's Just Sort Of Natural That Each One Hasn't Necessarily Gotten The Attention That The Early Ones Did.

We Are Involved In Technology Development For, You Know, Missions That We Hope To Plan That Would Take Us To An Asteroid And Eventually To Mars.

I Tell Students That The Opportunities I Had Were A Result Of Having A Good Educational Background. Education Is What Allows You To Stand Out.