Space Station Astronaut Will Answer Video Questions From Public

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Dec. 2, 2011

Michael Curie 
Headquarters, Washington
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Amiko Kauderer 
Johnson Space Center, Houston
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RELEASE: 11-406

SPACE STATION ASTRONAUT WILL ANSWER VIDEO QUESTIONS FROM PUBLIC

HOUSTON -- NASA has announced a unique opportunity to ask the 
commander of the International Space Station a question about his 
role on the orbiting outpost. Commander Dan Burbank will answer 
videotaped questions from the public during a live event tentatively 
set for Friday, Jan. 20 on NASA Television. 

The video questions must be less than 30 seconds. Submitters should 
introduce themselves and mention their location. Questions must be 
posted as responses to a video Burbank recorded on YouTube at:

http://go.nasa.gov/sDYpzP 

Burbank launched to the station on Nov. 13. He will conduct a variety 
of science experiments and perform station maintenance during his 
nearly six-month stay on the outpost. Burbank's life aboard the 
station in near-weightlessness requires unique approaches to everyday 
activities such as eating, sleeping and exercising.

Burbank will answer questions during the time available. In addition 
to airing live on NASA TV, Burbank's answers will be posted to 
YouTube. To follow Burbank on Twitter, visit: 

http://twitter.com/AstroCoastie 

For more information about the International Space Station, Expedition 
30 and the exact time of the event, visit: 

http://www.nasa.gov/station

	
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