The Dhaka Times Desk The International Space Station is 220 miles from Earth position astronaut By Karen Nyberg. of Minnesota Hanning High School Karen Nyberg participated in the event via live video streaming, although she was unable to attend Reunion in person due to her location in space.
Karen Nyberg, 42, attended her 25th school reunion last week via video streaming. During this time he shows his school mates his accommodation and at the same time shows the amazing sight of sunlight reflecting on the earth. Meanwhile, the children of his classmates also asked Nyberg about his life in space. Nyberg says flipping up and down during conversations is her favorite part of the job.
A former classmate of hers, Karen Nyberg – an astronaut who participated in the reunion via video streaming – described it as "exciting and surprising." Andy Rogers, another classmate of hers said, this school reunion is like a family reunion, Karen Nyberg is a member of this family and everyone's sister and her presence made the family reunion complete.
Attending the reunion via video streaming from space is a bit of a novelty, but it's easy to see Karen Nyberg's love for her classmates.
Karen Nyberg at nasa He started training since 2000 and his first space flight was in 2008. Then on May 28 this year to the International Space Station. Soyuz TMA-09M' started traveling in the spacecraft and is currently stationed at the space station and has a planned stay in space of 172 days during which he and his team will carry out various scientific experiments and tasks.
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