By Alex A
From Bailey, CO
May 15, 2009
| John M. Grunsfeld, was a active climber in the 80's, before he was accepted in the astronaut training program, he said, all his years of climbing, prepared him for space missions, John was a member of the Chicago Mountaineering Club, on one of his 5 missions, he brought a CMC club t shirt in to space, http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/shuttle/shuttlemissions/hs>>>>> | 
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By Bob Packwood
From Longtucky, CO
May 15, 2009
| Sweet! Go NASA! Go John Grunsfeld!
Hoping for their safe return and a successful mission. |
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By Mark Nelson
May 18, 2009
| It is reported that: "he can lead 5.9 on earth, but is competent at 5.15 in zero-gravity." |
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By George Bell
From Boulder, CO
May 18, 2009
| Competent? In zero-G he can likely float 5.15's. Nay, he's probably already put up 5.25's! |
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By Evan Simons
From Boulder CO
May 18, 2009
| Once they terraform Mars, there's gonna be some sick ass climbing in 2/3-G. |
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By Bob Packwood
From Longtucky, CO
May 18, 2009
| If you want to see some really entertaining shit and don't want to work, check out the live feed (right now!) from the last spacewalk of the mission:
http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/nasatv/index.html
Fascinating, inspiring...the ol' USA is still good for some great things!
PS- It's Grunsfeld doing the EVA right now. |
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