NASA Graduation
March 5, NASA celebrated the graduation of ten candidates to be Astronauts. After two years of intensive training, the class of 2022 will be available to be assigned to be part of future crews to spend six months on the International Space Station and other missions beyond.
One member of the graduation class is Nichole Ayers, from Colorado Springs, Colorado. Nichole is the 17th person from Colorado to join the NASA team as an Astronaut. She was one of the ten chosen out of a group of 1,500 applicants for this class. She had been a fighter plane pilot in combat and had the rank of Major in the Air Force. At the time of her selection as a NASA astronaut candidate, she was the assistant director of operations in the 90th Fighter Squadron at Elmendorf Air Force Base, Alaska
March 5, NASA celebrated the graduation of ten candidates to be Astronauts. After two years of intensive training, the class of 2022 will be available to be assigned to be part of future crews to spend six months on the International Space Station and other missions beyond.
One member of the graduation class is Nichole Ayers, from Colorado Springs, Colorado. Nichole is the 17th person from Colorado to join the NASA team as an Astronaut. She was one of the ten chosen out of a group of 1,500 applicants for this class. She had been a fighter plane pilot in combat and had the rank of Major in the Air Force. At the time of her selection as a NASA astronaut candidate, she was the assistant director of operations in the 90th Fighter Squadron at Elmendorf Air Force Base, Alaska
Nichole Ayers is the second person on the left end. New astronauts graduates join the team.
Plus one instructor on end of the line.
From NASA
Plus one instructor on end of the line.
From NASA
Quotes
- What is the difference between a taxidermist and a tax collector? The taxidermist takes only your skin.”–Mark Twain
- “The income tax has made more liars out of the American people than golf has.” –Will Rogers
- It is more deductible to give than to receive.” –Henry Leabo
- According to leaked tax returns highlighted in a ProPublica investigation, the 25 richest Americans paid $13.6 billion in taxes from 2014-2018—a “true” tax rate of just 3.4 percent on $401 billion of income.
Murder on Money Mountain
My manuscript is now at the publisher and will be edited this week. And then it will be sent to the designer to be formatted and the covers will be illustrated. Look for it in June.
My manuscript is now at the publisher and will be edited this week. And then it will be sent to the designer to be formatted and the covers will be illustrated. Look for it in June.