#spationaute

[moonwatchuniverse]

1989 Soyuz TM-8 & Yema Spationaute The 166 days long Soyuz TM-8 mission was literally a revival of the Russian Mir space station as the crew arrived at Mir after five months during which the station was uninhabited. They received new Kvant modules for the space station and conducted 5 EVAs - spacewalks. Cosmonaut Aleksandr Serebrov became the 4th spacefarer to wear a Yema wrist watch, in this case a Yema Spationaute III. (Photo: TASS/RKA)

[petitmonsieur1]

Space base

[francepittoresque]

[HISTOIRE/ACTU] Félicette : le chat spationaute aura sa statue à Strasbourg ► http://j.mp/2kqQpXd Félicette est le premier chat à être allé dans l’espace, et à en être revenu vivant. Près de 60 ans plus tard, l’ISU, International Space University à Strasbourg, lui rend hommage. Sa statue va être installée dans le hall des pionniers, juste à côté du buste du cosmonaute russe Youri Gagarine

[beyond-mogai-pride-flags]

Spacegendervoid: a feeling of space and stars but in a far away sort of way. Almost like a void that vaguely resembles space and the stars themselves and leans towards a nonexistent/agender feeling. The main aspects being, space, vaguely existing somewhere outside of gender, and sort of not really there like a void in time. A nonbinary gender that is connected to space, stars, and the universe as a whole. This gender feels vaguely unaligned in nature and has ties to the feeling of genderless-ness.

Voidmasculine (openmasc/queermasc/voidmasc): Identifying with masculinity but being unsure what exactly your gender identity is, it is a great and dark mystery long forgotten in your eldrich mind. The only thing in this existence that understands your puzzling feelings is the Void.

Genderspace: an umbrella term for genders that are influenced or related to different parts of space, such as genderstar, gendergalaxy, genderconstallation, gendermoon, genderplanet, etc. the ending could be replaced with specific bodies for even more specific terms, like gendermars or gendercallisto.

Check out an incomplete unupated list of uingenders here for completing the unknown feelings. ~ap

[fromspacewithlove]

👩‍🚀 Ask your questions to an Astronaut ! 😀

French astronaut Jean-François Clervoy : 🚀 did 3 NASA Space Shuttle missions in the 90's ✨ spent more than 28 days in space 🌎 did 434 Earth orbits ...and much more !

👉 We'll meet Jean-François Clervoy at the end of May for an interview, ask your questions in the comments of this post !

Pic by NASA

[michelinedesbois]

POLICE handmade collage by @michelinedesbois

[moonwatchuniverse]

June 24 to July 02, 1982… first French spationaute ! French Air Force pilot LtColonel Jean-Loup Chrétien became the first French spacefarer as he flew onboard Soyuz T-6 to the Russian Salyut-7 space station. Each of the crew-members wore at least two wristwatches... Vladimir Dzhanibekov wore an Omega Speedmaster 125 chronograph and a Russian-made grey wings dial Poljot 3133 chronograph. Aleksandr Ivanchenkov also wore a grey dial Poljot 3133 Russian Air Force pilot watch. French cosmonaut Jean-Loup Chrétien wore a cream dial quartz Yema Spationaute chronograph LCD wristwatch. (Photo: TASS)

[moonwatchuniverse]

March 14, remembering NASA astronaut William B Lenoir PhD William Lenoir was an associate professor at MIT - Massachusetts Institute of Technology and was selected a NASA astronaut in 1967. This family photo dates August 4, 1967, might need a horizontal flip. As a member of astronaut group 6, Lenoir received his pilot wings in 1969 and became a backup crew member as science pilot for Skylab-3 and -4 missions. Since 1974, Lenoir supported the space shuttle program and flew onboard space shuttle “Columbia” during the STS-5 mission in November 1982. He logged 5 days 2 hours in space and over 3000 flight hours in jet aircraft. William Lenoir has also been Associate Administrator for Space Flight before resigning from NASA in 1992. (Photo: NASA)