>reportin' for dooty captin! :3
>>76510398
>how i got fired from my secretary job at NASA
>>76510873
>wowee capt' space is so... big!
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>>76510398
>literal women have been to space
and yet you have achieved nothing of significance
>>76510398
that scuba diving suit looks comfy tho
>>76510398
wait till she tries to do a space walk, cut tube tethering her to ship, wave byebye to her, why? because she only got there because of affirmative action
>What does this button do?
>>76511230
How do you know that?
>>76511298
frozen o rings you disgusting pleb
>>76510398
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>>76511298
All the reddit edgelords ITT
>>76511230
>She went on to receive a bachelor of science in Chemistry in 1971 at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). Fisher then stayed on at UCLA and started graduate school in chemistry in the field of x-ray crystallographic studies of metallocarbonanes. The following year she moved to the UCLA medical school and received her doctor of Medicine degree in 1976. She did an internship at Harbor General Hospital in Torrance, California, in 1977. She chose to specialize in emergency medicine and worked in several hospitals in the Los Angeles area. Fisher later went back to graduate school in chemistry and received a master of science in chemistry from UCLA in 1987.
>Following the one-year basic training program, Fisher's early NASA assignments (pre-STS-1 through STS-4) included the following:
>The development and testing of the Canadarm Remote Manipulator System (RMS) – commonly called the shuttle's "robotic arm"
>The development and testing of payload bay door contingency spacewalk procedures, the extra-small spacesuit, and contingency repair procedures;
>Verification of flight software at the Shuttle Avionics Integration Laboratory (SAIL) – in that capacity she reviewed test requirements and procedures for ascent, on-orbit, and RMS software verification – and served as a crew evaluator for verification and development testing for STS-2, STS-3 and STS-4.
>For STS-5 through STS-7, Fisher supported vehicle integrated testing and payload testing at Kennedy Space Center. In addition, Fisher supported each Orbital Flight Test (STS 1-4) launch and landing (at either a prime or backup site) as a physician in the rescue helicopters, and provided both medical and operational inputs to the development of rescue procedures. Fisher was a CAPCOM for STS-9.
She knows more about physics and chemistry than you do, which is why she is an astronaut and you're here on 4chan with your dick in your hand.
>>76510398
would fug xD
>qt tomboyfu
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>>76511677
you said it, sisters!
>>76511912
you will never hear her soft moans and fast breathing in a spaceship above earth, and talk about astrophysics after
why even live?
