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Visit my website at http://www.junglejoel.com - astronaut and Expedition 36 crew member Chris Cassidy gives us a tour of the International Space Station. Please rate and comment, thanks!
Credit: NASA
Navy SEAL Chris Cassidy discusses how his special operations training prepared him for his current role as a NASA astronaut. Lieutenant Commander Cassidy has already been in space and is scheduled to make another mission in 2013.
- published: 11 Jun 2012
- views: 7106
After an innocuous question from a student about his high school days Chris offers some unscripted information about where they are filming which makes the jovial space case seem pretty stressed out for a minute knowing he has said something truly stupid ( 0:56 ) "...ACROSS THE UNITED STATES FROM WHERE WE ARE TALKING TO YOU RIGHT NOW..." OOPS! Once in a fake moon the truth does slip out of their pie holes. Please visit cluesforum.info for more information on the ISS phoney mission to CGI land. SIDE NOTE: find a hair band for blondie that is an operational hazard.
To all you haters and NASA fan bots, is this proof of anything? Certainly not! There is more than enough proof already for anyone who has more interest in thinking than blowing their dusty professor for a novelty degree in intellectual photocopying. The world is not what YOU think it is. It is what WE think, thus the importance of illusion in todays society. The only real space to be explored is INSIDE and requires zero lies and secrets or tonka toy starships to navigate.
For all of you following the skies with your telescopes I have no doubt you are seeing something if you have a good view - Send me your original photos Id love to see it too!
- published: 18 Aug 2013
- views: 442578
Using a hair trimmer and a vacuum aboard the International Space Station, Flight Engineer Chris Cassidy gives himself a serious haircut in preparation for the arrival of fellow Expedition 36 crewmate Luca Parmitano, who is noted for his bald head.
Read more: http://go.nasa.gov/19FyWe9
- published: 04 Jun 2013
- views: 186893
Meet NASA astronaut Chris Cassidy, a flight engineer for the Expedition 36 crew of the International Space Station.
- published: 10 Jun 2013
- views: 455
Italian astronaut Luca Parmitano and NASA astronaut Chris Cassidy were hard at work outside the International Space Station (ISS) for the second time, when water started to leak into Luca Parmitano's space suit helmet, immediately resulting in the duo heading back to the Quest Airlock to terminate the EVA. Luca and Chris explain the events that happened during EVA # 23.
- published: 20 Aug 2013
- views: 30172
Piloting a spaceship at 25,000 mph? That controller used to maneuver it better fit like a glove! At NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston, engineer Heather Paul and astronaut Chris Cassidy put on spacesuits to test out the next generation controller for the Orion spacecraft - NASA's deep space vehicle that will take humans on the #JourneyToMars. The testing is providing data teams will use to make any adjustments needed to ensure future Orion crews can interact appropriately with the spacecraft’s control system when they're inside their spacesuits during deep space missions.
FOLLOW ORION!
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- published: 01 Apr 2016
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Part 1 - ISS Expedition 35-36 - Interview with Astronaut Chris Cassidy
- published: 28 Mar 2013
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Navy SEAL Chris Cassidy discusses how his special operations training prepared him for his current role as a NASA astronaut. Lieutenant Commander Cassidy has already been in space and is scheduled to make another mission in 2013.
Pepperdine University professor Dr. Michael Crooke has accomplished much in his life -- athlete, veteran, business entrepreneur, academic -- but he claims his experience as a Navy SEAL laid the foundation for his many achievements. Learn what he has to say about his "Life After the Teams".
Video is licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0
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6:58Take a Tour of the Space Station With Astronaut Chris Cassidy | NASA ISS Science HD
Take a Tour of the Space Station With Astronaut Chris Cassidy | NASA ISS Science HDTake a Tour of the Space Station With Astronaut Chris Cassidy | NASA ISS Science HD
Visit my website at http://www.junglejoel.com - astronaut and Expedition 36 crew member Chris Cassidy gives us a tour of the International Space Station. Please rate and comment, thanks! Credit: NASA -
3:48Navy SEAL | Life After the Teams - Astronaut Chris Cassidy
Navy SEAL | Life After the Teams - Astronaut Chris CassidyNavy SEAL | Life After the Teams - Astronaut Chris Cassidy
Navy SEAL Chris Cassidy discusses how his special operations training prepared him for his current role as a NASA astronaut. Lieutenant Commander Cassidy has already been in space and is scheduled to make another mission in 2013. -
2:50NASA hoax ISS Actornaut Chris Cassidy accidentaly admits they are filming in the USA BUSTED
NASA hoax ISS Actornaut Chris Cassidy accidentaly admits they are filming in the USA BUSTEDNASA hoax ISS Actornaut Chris Cassidy accidentaly admits they are filming in the USA BUSTED
After an innocuous question from a student about his high school days Chris offers some unscripted information about where they are filming which makes the jovial space case seem pretty stressed out for a minute knowing he has said something truly stupid ( 0:56 ) "...ACROSS THE UNITED STATES FROM WHERE WE ARE TALKING TO YOU RIGHT NOW..." OOPS! Once in a fake moon the truth does slip out of their pie holes. Please visit cluesforum.info for more information on the ISS phoney mission to CGI land. SIDE NOTE: find a hair band for blondie that is an operational hazard. To all you haters and NASA fan bots, is this proof of anything? Certainly not! There is more than enough proof already for anyone who has more interest in thinking than blowing their dusty professor for a novelty degree in intellectual photocopying. The world is not what YOU think it is. It is what WE think, thus the importance of illusion in todays society. The only real space to be explored is INSIDE and requires zero lies and secrets or tonka toy starships to navigate. For all of you following the skies with your telescopes I have no doubt you are seeing something if you have a good view - Send me your original photos Id love to see it too! -
2:27"Close Shave" for Astronaut Chris Cassidy
"Close Shave" for Astronaut Chris Cassidy"Close Shave" for Astronaut Chris Cassidy
Using a hair trimmer and a vacuum aboard the International Space Station, Flight Engineer Chris Cassidy gives himself a serious haircut in preparation for the arrival of fellow Expedition 36 crewmate Luca Parmitano, who is noted for his bald head. Read more: http://go.nasa.gov/19FyWe9 -
2:28Expedition 36 Flight Engineer Chris Cassidy
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4:36Luca Parmitano and Chris Cassidy explain what happened during EVA 23
Luca Parmitano and Chris Cassidy explain what happened during EVA 23Luca Parmitano and Chris Cassidy explain what happened during EVA 23
Italian astronaut Luca Parmitano and NASA astronaut Chris Cassidy were hard at work outside the International Space Station (ISS) for the second time, when water started to leak into Luca Parmitano's space suit helmet, immediately resulting in the duo heading back to the Quest Airlock to terminate the EVA. Luca and Chris explain the events that happened during EVA # 23. -
33:14Astronaut Chris Cassidy visits The Hill
Astronaut Chris Cassidy visits The HillAstronaut Chris Cassidy visits The Hill
Highlights from September 15, 2015 address to School community -
0:47Orion Backstage: Chris Cassidy and Heather Paul
Orion Backstage: Chris Cassidy and Heather PaulOrion Backstage: Chris Cassidy and Heather Paul
Piloting a spaceship at 25,000 mph? That controller used to maneuver it better fit like a glove! At NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston, engineer Heather Paul and astronaut Chris Cassidy put on spacesuits to test out the next generation controller for the Orion spacecraft - NASA's deep space vehicle that will take humans on the #JourneyToMars. The testing is providing data teams will use to make any adjustments needed to ensure future Orion crews can interact appropriately with the spacecraft’s control system when they're inside their spacesuits during deep space missions. FOLLOW ORION! Twitter: https://twitter.com/NASA_Orion Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NASAOrion Tumblr: http://nasaorion.tumblr.com/ -
15:01Part 1 - ISS Expedition 35-36 - Interview with Astronaut Chris Cassidy
Part 1 - ISS Expedition 35-36 - Interview with Astronaut Chris CassidyPart 1 - ISS Expedition 35-36 - Interview with Astronaut Chris Cassidy
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9:57The Navy SEAL Training Program: Navy SEALs Life After The Teams
The Navy SEAL Training Program: Navy SEALs Life After The TeamsThe Navy SEAL Training Program: Navy SEALs Life After The Teams
Navy SEAL Chris Cassidy discusses how his special operations training prepared him for his current role as a NASA astronaut. Lieutenant Commander Cassidy has already been in space and is scheduled to make another mission in 2013. Pepperdine University professor Dr. Michael Crooke has accomplished much in his life -- athlete, veteran, business entrepreneur, academic -- but he claims his experience as a Navy SEAL laid the foundation for his many achievements. Learn what he has to say about his "Life After the Teams". Video is licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
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Take a Tour of the Space Station With Astronaut Chris Cassidy | NASA ISS Science HD
Visit my website at http://www.junglejoel.com - astronaut and Expedition 36 crew member Chris Cassidy gives us a tour of the International Space Station. Please rate and comment, thanks! Credit: NASA -
Navy SEAL | Life After the Teams - Astronaut Chris Cassidy
Navy SEAL Chris Cassidy discusses how his special operations training prepared him for his current role as a NASA astronaut. Lieutenant Commander Cassidy has already been in space and is scheduled to make another mission in 2013. -
NASA hoax ISS Actornaut Chris Cassidy accidentaly admits they are filming in the USA BUSTED
After an innocuous question from a student about his high school days Chris offers some unscripted information about where they are filming which makes the jovial space case seem pretty stressed out for a minute knowing he has said something truly stupid ( 0:56 ) "...ACROSS THE UNITED STATES FROM WHERE WE ARE TALKING TO YOU RIGHT NOW..." OOPS! Once in a fake moon the truth does slip out of their pie holes. Please visit cluesforum.info for more information on the ISS phoney mission to CGI land. SIDE NOTE: find a hair band for blondie that is an operational hazard. To all you haters and NASA fan bots, is this proof of anything? Certainly not! There is more than enough proof already for anyone who has more interest in thinking than blowing their dusty professor for a novelty degree in ... -
"Close Shave" for Astronaut Chris Cassidy
Using a hair trimmer and a vacuum aboard the International Space Station, Flight Engineer Chris Cassidy gives himself a serious haircut in preparation for the arrival of fellow Expedition 36 crewmate Luca Parmitano, who is noted for his bald head. Read more: http://go.nasa.gov/19FyWe9 -
Expedition 36 Flight Engineer Chris Cassidy
Meet NASA astronaut Chris Cassidy, a flight engineer for the Expedition 36 crew of the International Space Station. -
Luca Parmitano and Chris Cassidy explain what happened during EVA 23
Italian astronaut Luca Parmitano and NASA astronaut Chris Cassidy were hard at work outside the International Space Station (ISS) for the second time, when water started to leak into Luca Parmitano's space suit helmet, immediately resulting in the duo heading back to the Quest Airlock to terminate the EVA. Luca and Chris explain the events that happened during EVA # 23. -
Astronaut Chris Cassidy visits The Hill
Highlights from September 15, 2015 address to School community -
Orion Backstage: Chris Cassidy and Heather Paul
Piloting a spaceship at 25,000 mph? That controller used to maneuver it better fit like a glove! At NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston, engineer Heather Paul and astronaut Chris Cassidy put on spacesuits to test out the next generation controller for the Orion spacecraft - NASA's deep space vehicle that will take humans on the #JourneyToMars. The testing is providing data teams will use to make any adjustments needed to ensure future Orion crews can interact appropriately with the spacecraft’s control system when they're inside their spacesuits during deep space missions. FOLLOW ORION! Twitter: https://twitter.com/NASA_Orion Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NASAOrion Tumblr: http://nasaorion.tumblr.com/ -
Part 1 - ISS Expedition 35-36 - Interview with Astronaut Chris Cassidy
Part 1 - ISS Expedition 35-36 - Interview with Astronaut Chris Cassidy -
The Navy SEAL Training Program: Navy SEALs Life After The Teams
Navy SEAL Chris Cassidy discusses how his special operations training prepared him for his current role as a NASA astronaut. Lieutenant Commander Cassidy has already been in space and is scheduled to make another mission in 2013. Pepperdine University professor Dr. Michael Crooke has accomplished much in his life -- athlete, veteran, business entrepreneur, academic -- but he claims his experience as a Navy SEAL laid the foundation for his many achievements. Learn what he has to say about his "Life After the Teams". Video is licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Take a Tour of the Space Station With Astronaut Chris Cassidy | NASA ISS Science HD
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Visit my website at http://www.junglejoel.com - astronaut and Expedition 36 crew member Chris Cassidy gives us a tour of the International Space Station. Please...
Visit my website at http://www.junglejoel.com - astronaut and Expedition 36 crew member Chris Cassidy gives us a tour of the International Space Station. Please rate and comment, thanks!
Credit: NASA
wn.com/Take A Tour Of The Space Station With Astronaut Chris Cassidy | Nasa Iss Science Hd
Visit my website at http://www.junglejoel.com - astronaut and Expedition 36 crew member Chris Cassidy gives us a tour of the International Space Station. Please rate and comment, thanks!
Credit: NASA
- published: 12 Sep 2013
- views: 23346
Navy SEAL | Life After the Teams - Astronaut Chris Cassidy
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- Duration: 3:48
- Updated: 11 Jun 2012
- views: 7106
Navy SEAL Chris Cassidy discusses how his special operations training prepared him for his current role as a NASA astronaut. Lieutenant Commander Cassidy has al...
Navy SEAL Chris Cassidy discusses how his special operations training prepared him for his current role as a NASA astronaut. Lieutenant Commander Cassidy has already been in space and is scheduled to make another mission in 2013.
wn.com/Navy Seal | Life After The Teams Astronaut Chris Cassidy
Navy SEAL Chris Cassidy discusses how his special operations training prepared him for his current role as a NASA astronaut. Lieutenant Commander Cassidy has already been in space and is scheduled to make another mission in 2013.
- published: 11 Jun 2012
- views: 7106
NASA hoax ISS Actornaut Chris Cassidy accidentaly admits they are filming in the USA BUSTED
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- Duration: 2:50
- Updated: 18 Aug 2013
- views: 442578
After an innocuous question from a student about his high school days Chris offers some unscripted information about where they are filming which makes the jovi...
After an innocuous question from a student about his high school days Chris offers some unscripted information about where they are filming which makes the jovial space case seem pretty stressed out for a minute knowing he has said something truly stupid ( 0:56 ) "...ACROSS THE UNITED STATES FROM WHERE WE ARE TALKING TO YOU RIGHT NOW..." OOPS! Once in a fake moon the truth does slip out of their pie holes. Please visit cluesforum.info for more information on the ISS phoney mission to CGI land. SIDE NOTE: find a hair band for blondie that is an operational hazard.
To all you haters and NASA fan bots, is this proof of anything? Certainly not! There is more than enough proof already for anyone who has more interest in thinking than blowing their dusty professor for a novelty degree in intellectual photocopying. The world is not what YOU think it is. It is what WE think, thus the importance of illusion in todays society. The only real space to be explored is INSIDE and requires zero lies and secrets or tonka toy starships to navigate.
For all of you following the skies with your telescopes I have no doubt you are seeing something if you have a good view - Send me your original photos Id love to see it too!
wn.com/Nasa Hoax Iss Actornaut Chris Cassidy Accidentaly Admits They Are Filming In The USA Busted
After an innocuous question from a student about his high school days Chris offers some unscripted information about where they are filming which makes the jovial space case seem pretty stressed out for a minute knowing he has said something truly stupid ( 0:56 ) "...ACROSS THE UNITED STATES FROM WHERE WE ARE TALKING TO YOU RIGHT NOW..." OOPS! Once in a fake moon the truth does slip out of their pie holes. Please visit cluesforum.info for more information on the ISS phoney mission to CGI land. SIDE NOTE: find a hair band for blondie that is an operational hazard.
To all you haters and NASA fan bots, is this proof of anything? Certainly not! There is more than enough proof already for anyone who has more interest in thinking than blowing their dusty professor for a novelty degree in intellectual photocopying. The world is not what YOU think it is. It is what WE think, thus the importance of illusion in todays society. The only real space to be explored is INSIDE and requires zero lies and secrets or tonka toy starships to navigate.
For all of you following the skies with your telescopes I have no doubt you are seeing something if you have a good view - Send me your original photos Id love to see it too!
- published: 18 Aug 2013
- views: 442578
"Close Shave" for Astronaut Chris Cassidy
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- Duration: 2:27
- Updated: 04 Jun 2013
- views: 186893
Using a hair trimmer and a vacuum aboard the International Space Station, Flight Engineer Chris Cassidy gives himself a serious haircut in preparation for the a...
Using a hair trimmer and a vacuum aboard the International Space Station, Flight Engineer Chris Cassidy gives himself a serious haircut in preparation for the arrival of fellow Expedition 36 crewmate Luca Parmitano, who is noted for his bald head.
Read more: http://go.nasa.gov/19FyWe9
wn.com/Close Shave For Astronaut Chris Cassidy
Using a hair trimmer and a vacuum aboard the International Space Station, Flight Engineer Chris Cassidy gives himself a serious haircut in preparation for the arrival of fellow Expedition 36 crewmate Luca Parmitano, who is noted for his bald head.
Read more: http://go.nasa.gov/19FyWe9
- published: 04 Jun 2013
- views: 186893
Expedition 36 Flight Engineer Chris Cassidy
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- Duration: 2:28
- Updated: 10 Jun 2013
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Meet NASA astronaut Chris Cassidy, a flight engineer for the Expedition 36 crew of the International Space Station.
Meet NASA astronaut Chris Cassidy, a flight engineer for the Expedition 36 crew of the International Space Station.
wn.com/Expedition 36 Flight Engineer Chris Cassidy
Meet NASA astronaut Chris Cassidy, a flight engineer for the Expedition 36 crew of the International Space Station.
- published: 10 Jun 2013
- views: 455
Luca Parmitano and Chris Cassidy explain what happened during EVA 23
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- Duration: 4:36
- Updated: 20 Aug 2013
- views: 30172
Italian astronaut Luca Parmitano and NASA astronaut Chris Cassidy were hard at work outside the International Space Station (ISS) for the second time, when wate...
Italian astronaut Luca Parmitano and NASA astronaut Chris Cassidy were hard at work outside the International Space Station (ISS) for the second time, when water started to leak into Luca Parmitano's space suit helmet, immediately resulting in the duo heading back to the Quest Airlock to terminate the EVA. Luca and Chris explain the events that happened during EVA # 23.
wn.com/Luca Parmitano And Chris Cassidy Explain What Happened During Eva 23
Italian astronaut Luca Parmitano and NASA astronaut Chris Cassidy were hard at work outside the International Space Station (ISS) for the second time, when water started to leak into Luca Parmitano's space suit helmet, immediately resulting in the duo heading back to the Quest Airlock to terminate the EVA. Luca and Chris explain the events that happened during EVA # 23.
- published: 20 Aug 2013
- views: 30172
Astronaut Chris Cassidy visits The Hill
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- Duration: 33:14
- Updated: 18 Sep 2015
- views: 478
Orion Backstage: Chris Cassidy and Heather Paul
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- Duration: 0:47
- Updated: 01 Apr 2016
- views: 11341
Piloting a spaceship at 25,000 mph? That controller used to maneuver it better fit like a glove! At NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston, engineer Heather Pau...
Piloting a spaceship at 25,000 mph? That controller used to maneuver it better fit like a glove! At NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston, engineer Heather Paul and astronaut Chris Cassidy put on spacesuits to test out the next generation controller for the Orion spacecraft - NASA's deep space vehicle that will take humans on the #JourneyToMars. The testing is providing data teams will use to make any adjustments needed to ensure future Orion crews can interact appropriately with the spacecraft’s control system when they're inside their spacesuits during deep space missions.
FOLLOW ORION!
Twitter: https://twitter.com/NASA_Orion
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NASAOrion
Tumblr: http://nasaorion.tumblr.com/
wn.com/Orion Backstage Chris Cassidy And Heather Paul
Piloting a spaceship at 25,000 mph? That controller used to maneuver it better fit like a glove! At NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston, engineer Heather Paul and astronaut Chris Cassidy put on spacesuits to test out the next generation controller for the Orion spacecraft - NASA's deep space vehicle that will take humans on the #JourneyToMars. The testing is providing data teams will use to make any adjustments needed to ensure future Orion crews can interact appropriately with the spacecraft’s control system when they're inside their spacesuits during deep space missions.
FOLLOW ORION!
Twitter: https://twitter.com/NASA_Orion
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NASAOrion
Tumblr: http://nasaorion.tumblr.com/
- published: 01 Apr 2016
- views: 11341
Part 1 - ISS Expedition 35-36 - Interview with Astronaut Chris Cassidy
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- Duration: 15:01
- Updated: 28 Mar 2013
- views: 3553
Part 1 - ISS Expedition 35-36 - Interview with Astronaut Chris Cassidy
- published: 28 Mar 2013
- views: 3553
The Navy SEAL Training Program: Navy SEALs Life After The Teams
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- Duration: 9:57
- Updated: 21 Aug 2015
- views: 3105
Navy SEAL Chris Cassidy discusses how his special operations training prepared him for his current role as a NASA astronaut. Lieutenant Commander Cassidy has al...
Navy SEAL Chris Cassidy discusses how his special operations training prepared him for his current role as a NASA astronaut. Lieutenant Commander Cassidy has already been in space and is scheduled to make another mission in 2013.
Pepperdine University professor Dr. Michael Crooke has accomplished much in his life -- athlete, veteran, business entrepreneur, academic -- but he claims his experience as a Navy SEAL laid the foundation for his many achievements. Learn what he has to say about his "Life After the Teams".
Video is licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
wn.com/The Navy Seal Training Program Navy Seals Life After The Teams
Navy SEAL Chris Cassidy discusses how his special operations training prepared him for his current role as a NASA astronaut. Lieutenant Commander Cassidy has already been in space and is scheduled to make another mission in 2013.
Pepperdine University professor Dr. Michael Crooke has accomplished much in his life -- athlete, veteran, business entrepreneur, academic -- but he claims his experience as a Navy SEAL laid the foundation for his many achievements. Learn what he has to say about his "Life After the Teams".
Video is licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
- published: 21 Aug 2015
- views: 3105
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Astronaut Navy SEAL Commander in U S Navy Chris Cassidy
Lieutenant Commander Chris Cassidy was born on January 4, 1970 in Salem, Massachusetts, but considers York, Maine, his hometown. He is married and a father of three children. Lieutenant Commander Cassidy received a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1993 and a Master's degree in Ocean engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 2000. He was the honor graduate of Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL Class 192 and spent ten years with the SEAL Teams, serving as the Executive Officer and Operations Officer of Special Boat Unit TWENTY in Norfolk, VA; a Platoon Commander in SEAL Team THREE in Coronado, CA; and a Platoon Commander in SEAL Delivery Vehicle Team TWO in Norfolk, VA. Lieutenant Commander Cassidy's dedicated service earned him two Bronze... -
Astronaut Chris Cassidy Talks To Students From Space
In May 2013, NASA Astronaut and Massachusetts native, Chris Cassidy, onboard the International Space Station, answered questions about what it's like to live and work in space during a NASA In-Flight Educational event with students from the Talbot Innovation Middle School in Fall River, Massachusetts. Video courtesy of NASA Edited by USA Patriotism! http://www.usa-patriotism.com "Pride of America!" "American Pride" book ... http://www.americanpridebook.com USA Store ... http://www.usa-patriotism.com/store/ America and Military Themed Gifts and Collectibles -
EVA-23: Chris Cassidy & Luca Parmitano (Spacesuit Water Leak) part 1 of 2
OTHER PARTS: part1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xsl5V7jtsh4 (you are watching it right now) part2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LgoCIEXb2X0 --------------------------------------------------------- This video is in the public domain, although all brand and product names and associated logos contained within this video belong to their respective owners and are protected by copyright. --------------------------------------------------------- ABOUT THE SPACEWALK: EVA-23 Terminated Following Space Suit Problem [...] EVA-23 was about 45 minutes ahead of the timeline. Then, at about 8:42 a.m., Parmitano made his reference to water inside his "Snoopy" communications cap. He was quickly joined by Cassidy, who verified that up to 800 milliliters of water was visible inside Parmitano's he... -
The HawkCast with Christopher Cassidy
Chris shares his experiences and transition from a 10 year Navy SEAL into his next decade as an astronaut. Everything from launch to space walks. Visit: http://thehawkcast.com Subscribe on iTunes: http://thehawkcast.com/itunes Hear us on Stitcher: http://thehawkcast.com/stitcher Follow A.J. on Twitter: @OfficialAJHawk Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/officialajhawk -
Astronaut Chris Cassidy Speaks at Somerset Community College 3-19-2015 Part 2
Astronaut Chris Cassidy spoke to middle schoolers at Somerset Community College as part of the College 50th Anniversary Speaker Series -
Talking at 17,000 mph: Astronaut Chris Cassidy Speaks From Space with Central High School, Oregon
230 miles up and going 17,000 mph sideway, NASA astronaut Chris Cassidy spoke live from the International Space Station to the students of Central High School, Independence, Oregon on May 24, 2013. -
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Cassidy Shares Slice of "Space Life" with Home State Students
NASA Astronaut and Massachusetts native, Chris Cassidy, onboard the International Space Station, answered questions about what it's like to live and work in space during a NASA In-Flight Educational event with students from the Talbot Innovation Middle School in Fall River, Massachusetts. Cassidy and his two Russian crewmates are flying as a three-man crew until May 28, U.S. time, when three additional crew members, including NASA astronaut Karen Nyberg, arrive on the complex to return the laboratory to its usual six-person complement. -
Tech Futures: An Interview with NASA's Chief Astronaut, Chris Cassidy
NASA’s Chief Astronaut, Chris Cassidy joins the TechNet Radio crew for an out-of-this-world discussion around space exploration, technology and science. [0:45] How did you get started? You studied mathematics at the Naval Academy, then engineering at MIT --- why did you pursue this field? [6:40] What are your thoughts on how computers and humans interact now? [8:41] How do you see new advancements in technology like Artificial Intelligence or robotics making an impact in space exploration? [26:30] What can aspiring astronauts do to become real astronauts?
Astronaut Navy SEAL Commander in U S Navy Chris Cassidy
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Lieutenant Commander Chris Cassidy was born on January 4, 1970 in Salem, Massachusetts, but considers York, Maine, his hometown. He is married and a father of t...
Lieutenant Commander Chris Cassidy was born on January 4, 1970 in Salem, Massachusetts, but considers York, Maine, his hometown. He is married and a father of three children.
Lieutenant Commander Cassidy received a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1993 and a Master's degree in Ocean engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 2000.
He was the honor graduate of Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL Class 192 and spent ten years with the SEAL Teams, serving as the Executive Officer and Operations Officer of Special Boat Unit TWENTY in Norfolk, VA; a Platoon Commander in SEAL Team THREE in Coronado, CA; and a Platoon Commander in SEAL Delivery Vehicle Team TWO in Norfolk, VA. Lieutenant Commander Cassidy's dedicated service earned him two Bronze Stars for leading a nine-day operation at the Zharwar Kili cave complex in Afghanistan -- a national priority objective.
Besides making four, six-month deployments to Afghanistan and two to the Mediterranean, Cassidy also volunteered for and completed a week-long, 180-mile charity kayak paddle from Norfolk, VA to Washington, D.C. to raise money and awareness for the Special Operations Warrior Foundation.
In May 2004, Cassidy was selected for the space program by NASA. In February 2006 he completed Astronaut Candidate Training, consisting of scientific and technical briefings, intensive instruction in Shuttle and International Space Station systems, physiological training, T-38 flight training, and water and wilderness survival training. Completion of this initial training qualifies him for various technical assignments within the Astronaut Office and future flight assignment as a mission specialist.
On June 13th, 2009, Cassidy will be one of seven astronauts launched to the International Space Station on Space Shuttle ENDEAVOR (STS-127). This is the 29th mission to the space station, the 10th anniversary of the station and ENDEAVOR's 22nd flight into space.
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Lieutenant Commander Chris Cassidy was born on January 4, 1970 in Salem, Massachusetts, but considers York, Maine, his hometown. He is married and a father of three children.
Lieutenant Commander Cassidy received a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1993 and a Master's degree in Ocean engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 2000.
He was the honor graduate of Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL Class 192 and spent ten years with the SEAL Teams, serving as the Executive Officer and Operations Officer of Special Boat Unit TWENTY in Norfolk, VA; a Platoon Commander in SEAL Team THREE in Coronado, CA; and a Platoon Commander in SEAL Delivery Vehicle Team TWO in Norfolk, VA. Lieutenant Commander Cassidy's dedicated service earned him two Bronze Stars for leading a nine-day operation at the Zharwar Kili cave complex in Afghanistan -- a national priority objective.
Besides making four, six-month deployments to Afghanistan and two to the Mediterranean, Cassidy also volunteered for and completed a week-long, 180-mile charity kayak paddle from Norfolk, VA to Washington, D.C. to raise money and awareness for the Special Operations Warrior Foundation.
In May 2004, Cassidy was selected for the space program by NASA. In February 2006 he completed Astronaut Candidate Training, consisting of scientific and technical briefings, intensive instruction in Shuttle and International Space Station systems, physiological training, T-38 flight training, and water and wilderness survival training. Completion of this initial training qualifies him for various technical assignments within the Astronaut Office and future flight assignment as a mission specialist.
On June 13th, 2009, Cassidy will be one of seven astronauts launched to the International Space Station on Space Shuttle ENDEAVOR (STS-127). This is the 29th mission to the space station, the 10th anniversary of the station and ENDEAVOR's 22nd flight into space.
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Astronaut Chris Cassidy Talks To Students From Space
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In May 2013, NASA Astronaut and Massachusetts native, Chris Cassidy, onboard the International Space Station, answered questions about what it's like to live an...
In May 2013, NASA Astronaut and Massachusetts native, Chris Cassidy, onboard the International Space Station, answered questions about what it's like to live and work in space during a NASA In-Flight Educational event with students from the Talbot Innovation Middle School in Fall River, Massachusetts.
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EVA-23: Chris Cassidy & Luca Parmitano (Spacesuit Water Leak) part 1 of 2
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part2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LgoCIEXb2X0
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ABOUT THE SPACEWALK:
EVA-23 Terminated Following Space Suit Problem
[...] EVA-23 was about 45 minutes ahead of the timeline. Then, at about 8:42 a.m., Parmitano made his reference to water inside his "Snoopy" communications cap. He was quickly joined by Cassidy, who verified that up to 800 milliliters of water was visible inside Parmitano's helmet. Initially suspecting a coolant leak, he reduced the flow rate, and the possibility of a drinking bag leak seemed unlikely as it was already dry. Monitoring the situation from the Mission Control Center in Houston, Texas, was a team headed by ISS Flight Director Korth and featuring astronaut Shane Kimbrough as Capcom. At 9:06 a.m., with Parmitano now reporting water in his eyes, Korth gave the call to terminate EVA-23. Under his directive, Parmitano would proceed immediately toward the airlock, whilst Cassidy stowed the Ethernet cable and cleaned up the work site.
Within five minutes, Parmitano was back at Quest, by now with water droplets entering his eyes, nose, and mouth. Cassidy handled the closure of the hatch, which was locked at 9:26 a.m. and repressed back up to ambient ISS pressures about 11 minutes later. "He looks miserable," Cassidy said of his crewmate, "but he's okay." At 9:38 a.m., the hatch connecting the outer crew lock with the inner equipment lock was open and Nyberg removed Parmitano's helmet, releasing a flurry of water droplets in the process.
The official "end time" for EVA-23 was 9:29 a.m. EST, concluding a 92-minute spacewalk. This duration established today's partially-successful excursion as one of the shortest station-based EVAs in history. Although several "intravehicular" walks have taken place, the shortest ISS EVA took place on 24 June 2004 by Russian cosmonaut Gennadi Padalka and U.S. astronaut Mike Fincke. They were supposed to replace a faulty circuit breaker, but their spacewalk was cut short—after just 14 minutes—when the primary oxygen bottle in Fincke's space suit began rapidly losing pressure.
It cannot be doubted that the situation will unfurl in the coming days, as NASA identifies the cause of the water build-up in Parmitano's helmet and what corrective actions can be put in place. At one stage, the astronaut was obliged to gulp down the globules of water, which he described as exhibiting an unusual and unpleasant taste and therefore possibly indicative of a cooling system glitch in his suit.
With the unfortunate conclusion to EVA-23, it is fortuitous that neither Parmitano or Cassidy suffered any harm in the harsh vacuum and hostile environment. Several tasks for the planned 6.5-hour spacewalk were completed - the Y-Bypass jumper configuration, the 1553 data cable connections, and a couple of others - with several begun, but left incomplete. Had the EVA proceeded as intended, Cassidy would have installed four radiator V-guides onto the Radiator Grapple Bars, delivered aboard SpaceX's CRS-2 Dragon cargo ship in March 2013, whilst Parmitano would have joined him to remove and relocate the 7-foot-tall Wireless Video System External Transceiver Assembly (WETA) from its current position on the P-1 truss to the aft end cone of the Harmony node. The spacewalkers would also have attended to several other tasks, including the replacement of a camera on the Exposed Facility of Japan's Kibo laboratory and the removal of a multi-layer insulation blanket from the failed Main Bus Switching Unit (MBSU)-1. These objectives may be added to another EVA in the near future, although it remains to be seen when such an excursion will take place.
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ABOUT THE SPACEWALK:
EVA-23 Terminated Following Space Suit Problem
[...] EVA-23 was about 45 minutes ahead of the timeline. Then, at about 8:42 a.m., Parmitano made his reference to water inside his "Snoopy" communications cap. He was quickly joined by Cassidy, who verified that up to 800 milliliters of water was visible inside Parmitano's helmet. Initially suspecting a coolant leak, he reduced the flow rate, and the possibility of a drinking bag leak seemed unlikely as it was already dry. Monitoring the situation from the Mission Control Center in Houston, Texas, was a team headed by ISS Flight Director Korth and featuring astronaut Shane Kimbrough as Capcom. At 9:06 a.m., with Parmitano now reporting water in his eyes, Korth gave the call to terminate EVA-23. Under his directive, Parmitano would proceed immediately toward the airlock, whilst Cassidy stowed the Ethernet cable and cleaned up the work site.
Within five minutes, Parmitano was back at Quest, by now with water droplets entering his eyes, nose, and mouth. Cassidy handled the closure of the hatch, which was locked at 9:26 a.m. and repressed back up to ambient ISS pressures about 11 minutes later. "He looks miserable," Cassidy said of his crewmate, "but he's okay." At 9:38 a.m., the hatch connecting the outer crew lock with the inner equipment lock was open and Nyberg removed Parmitano's helmet, releasing a flurry of water droplets in the process.
The official "end time" for EVA-23 was 9:29 a.m. EST, concluding a 92-minute spacewalk. This duration established today's partially-successful excursion as one of the shortest station-based EVAs in history. Although several "intravehicular" walks have taken place, the shortest ISS EVA took place on 24 June 2004 by Russian cosmonaut Gennadi Padalka and U.S. astronaut Mike Fincke. They were supposed to replace a faulty circuit breaker, but their spacewalk was cut short—after just 14 minutes—when the primary oxygen bottle in Fincke's space suit began rapidly losing pressure.
It cannot be doubted that the situation will unfurl in the coming days, as NASA identifies the cause of the water build-up in Parmitano's helmet and what corrective actions can be put in place. At one stage, the astronaut was obliged to gulp down the globules of water, which he described as exhibiting an unusual and unpleasant taste and therefore possibly indicative of a cooling system glitch in his suit.
With the unfortunate conclusion to EVA-23, it is fortuitous that neither Parmitano or Cassidy suffered any harm in the harsh vacuum and hostile environment. Several tasks for the planned 6.5-hour spacewalk were completed - the Y-Bypass jumper configuration, the 1553 data cable connections, and a couple of others - with several begun, but left incomplete. Had the EVA proceeded as intended, Cassidy would have installed four radiator V-guides onto the Radiator Grapple Bars, delivered aboard SpaceX's CRS-2 Dragon cargo ship in March 2013, whilst Parmitano would have joined him to remove and relocate the 7-foot-tall Wireless Video System External Transceiver Assembly (WETA) from its current position on the P-1 truss to the aft end cone of the Harmony node. The spacewalkers would also have attended to several other tasks, including the replacement of a camera on the Exposed Facility of Japan's Kibo laboratory and the removal of a multi-layer insulation blanket from the failed Main Bus Switching Unit (MBSU)-1. These objectives may be added to another EVA in the near future, although it remains to be seen when such an excursion will take place.
WRITTEN BY: Ben Evans
FULL ARTICLE SOURCE: http://www.americaspace.com/?p=38861
- published: 19 Jul 2013
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The HawkCast with Christopher Cassidy
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Chris shares his experiences and transition from a 10 year Navy SEAL into his next decade as an astronaut. Everything from launch to space walks.
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Astronaut Chris Cassidy Speaks at Somerset Community College 3-19-2015 Part 2
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Astronaut Chris Cassidy spoke to middle schoolers at Somerset Community College as part of the College 50th Anniversary Speaker Series
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Astronaut Chris Cassidy spoke to middle schoolers at Somerset Community College as part of the College 50th Anniversary Speaker Series
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Talking at 17,000 mph: Astronaut Chris Cassidy Speaks From Space with Central High School, Oregon
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230 miles up and going 17,000 mph sideway, NASA astronaut Chris Cassidy spoke live from the International Space Station to the students of Central High School, ...
230 miles up and going 17,000 mph sideway, NASA astronaut Chris Cassidy spoke live from the International Space Station to the students of Central High School, Independence, Oregon on May 24, 2013.
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230 miles up and going 17,000 mph sideway, NASA astronaut Chris Cassidy spoke live from the International Space Station to the students of Central High School, Independence, Oregon on May 24, 2013.
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Chris Cassidy
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Cassidy Shares Slice of "Space Life" with Home State Students
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NASA Astronaut and Massachusetts native, Chris Cassidy, onboard the International Space Station, answered questions about what it's like to live and work in spa...
NASA Astronaut and Massachusetts native, Chris Cassidy, onboard the International Space Station, answered questions about what it's like to live and work in space during a NASA In-Flight Educational event with students from the Talbot Innovation Middle School in Fall River, Massachusetts. Cassidy and his two Russian crewmates are flying as a three-man crew until May 28, U.S. time, when three additional crew members, including NASA astronaut Karen Nyberg, arrive on the complex to return the laboratory to its usual six-person complement.
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NASA Astronaut and Massachusetts native, Chris Cassidy, onboard the International Space Station, answered questions about what it's like to live and work in space during a NASA In-Flight Educational event with students from the Talbot Innovation Middle School in Fall River, Massachusetts. Cassidy and his two Russian crewmates are flying as a three-man crew until May 28, U.S. time, when three additional crew members, including NASA astronaut Karen Nyberg, arrive on the complex to return the laboratory to its usual six-person complement.
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Tech Futures: An Interview with NASA's Chief Astronaut, Chris Cassidy
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NASA’s Chief Astronaut, Chris Cassidy joins the TechNet Radio crew for an out-of-this-world discussion around space exploration, technology and science.
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NASA’s Chief Astronaut, Chris Cassidy joins the TechNet Radio crew for an out-of-this-world discussion around space exploration, technology and science.
[0:45] How did you get started? You studied mathematics at the Naval Academy, then engineering at MIT --- why did you pursue this field?
[6:40] What are your thoughts on how computers and humans interact now?
[8:41] How do you see new advancements in technology like Artificial Intelligence or robotics making an impact in space exploration?
[26:30] What can aspiring astronauts do to become real astronauts?
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NASA’s Chief Astronaut, Chris Cassidy joins the TechNet Radio crew for an out-of-this-world discussion around space exploration, technology and science.
[0:45] How did you get started? You studied mathematics at the Naval Academy, then engineering at MIT --- why did you pursue this field?
[6:40] What are your thoughts on how computers and humans interact now?
[8:41] How do you see new advancements in technology like Artificial Intelligence or robotics making an impact in space exploration?
[26:30] What can aspiring astronauts do to become real astronauts?
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Take a Tour of the Space Station With Astronaut Chris Cassidy | NASA ISS Science HD
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Navy SEAL | Life After the Teams - Astronaut Chris Cassidy
Navy SEAL Chris Cassidy discusses how his special operations training prepared him for his...
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NASA hoax ISS Actornaut Chris Cassidy accidentaly admits they are filming in the USA BUSTED
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"Close Shave" for Astronaut Chris Cassidy
Using a hair trimmer and a vacuum aboard the International Space Station, Flight Engineer ...
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Expedition 36 Flight Engineer Chris Cassidy
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Luca Parmitano and Chris Cassidy explain what happened during EVA 23
Italian astronaut Luca Parmitano and NASA astronaut Chris Cassidy were hard at work outsid...
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Luca Parmitano and Chris Cassidy explain what happened during EVA 23
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Astronaut Chris Cassidy visits The Hill
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Orion Backstage: Chris Cassidy and Heather Paul
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Part 1 - ISS Expedition 35-36 - Interview with Astronaut Chris Cassidy
Part 1 - ISS Expedition 35-36 - Interview with Astronaut Chris Cassidy
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The Navy SEAL Training Program: Navy SEALs Life After The Teams
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Astronaut Navy SEAL Commander in U S Navy Chris Cassidy
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Astronaut Chris Cassidy Talks To Students From Space
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EVA-23: Chris Cassidy & Luca Parmitano (Spacesuit Water Leak) part 1 of 2
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The HawkCast with Christopher Cassidy
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Astronaut Chris Cassidy Speaks at Somerset Community College 3-19-2015 Part 2
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Talking at 17,000 mph: Astronaut Chris Cassidy Speaks From Space with Central High School, Oregon
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Cassidy Shares Slice of "Space Life" with Home State Students
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Tech Futures: An Interview with NASA's Chief Astronaut, Chris Cassidy
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Everyone's got their own opinions
There's nothing they don't know about
But in the end nobody's winning
'Cause nobody's got it figured out
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Oh the things we think we know
But honestly we really don't
This side of heaven
Save the worry, stop the hate
It doesn't matter anyway
This side of heaven
You can make your own decision
You can write it on a sign
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Listen up and I'll tell you why
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But honestly we really don't
This side of heaven
Save the worry, stop the hate
It doesn't matter anyway
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I remember how He showed me
Love is first above all
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[VIDEO]: Stunning 'Hidden Morse Code Message' Found On Martian Surface
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In an out-of-this-world discovery, NASA has released fascinating new images of Mars which reveal bizarre natural sand patterns on the Red Planet that unbelievably resemble Morse code, Huffington Post Tech reported Tuesday.NASA explained in a post the Morse-code figures are sand dunes which have been “influenced by local topography.”....
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16-Year Veteran Firefighter Unemployed After Black Lives Matter Racist Facebook Posts
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A 16-year veteran of a South Carolina fire department is unemployed after taking to Facebook and threatening to run over Black Lives Matter activists who were protesting raising the Confederate flag at the state house by a secessionist group, the Charlotte Observer reported Tuesday.Captain Jimmy Morris was fired from his job in Columbia after his superiors were alerted about two Facebook posts he wrote Sunday night....
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Summer Of Chaos In U.S. Mirrors The End Of Power
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Given the imperial architecture of many government entities and institutions are becoming more corrupt and less powerful, including an enormous disconnect between how people on the street perceive, experiment with and shape the various realities of power, power is coming under attack and quickly eroding ... Morals, too, will drastically be changed, as is already happening ... Despite Barriers No One Will Be Immune Don’t be mistaken, however....
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Up, Up and Away! Child Nearly Abducted By Eagle At Australian Wildlife Show
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A terrified child was nearly abducted by a wedge-tailed eagle at a popular wildlife show in central Australia, media reports said.On July 6, a crowd of stunned onlookers watched the enormous bird latch its talons onto the screaming boy's head during a show at Alice Springs Desert Park, BBC News reported. The boy – believed to be between six and eight years old – escaped with a "superficial" gash to his face....
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Philippines wins South China Sea case against China
Edit The Irish Times 12 Jul 2016
Judges at an arbitration tribunal in The Hague on Tuesday rejected China’s claims to economic rights across large swathes of the South China Sea in a ruling that will be claimed as a victory by the Philippines ... ....
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Lexington twin, 78, pleads guilty to sex abuse charges
Edit Lexington Herald-Leader 12 Jul 2016
Jerry Cassidy pleaded guilty to possession of child pornography, two counts of sodomy, two counts of sexual abuse and four counts of indecent or immoral practice with another ... His twin brother, Jack Elliot Cassidy, pleaded guilty to nine sexual abuse charges last August ... Jerry Cassidy is now in poor health and was unable to raise his right hand when he swore to tell the truth in court Tuesday....
A CEO and former Google exec shares the one thing she looks for in every person she hires
Edit Business Insider 12 Jul 2016
Sukhinder Singh Cassidy. Sukhinder Singh Cassidy knows what she wants in her employees ... Cassidy, who previously worked at major companies including Merrill Lynch, Amazon, and Google, says she also always asks people she's interviewing for a job....
Millikin Performance Learning: Cassidy Kingery (Millikin University)
Edit Public Technologies 12 Jul 2016
Millikin University nursing major Cassidy Kingery, a senior from Heyworth, Ill., hopes to make an impact as a registered nurse after graduating from Millikin....
Cassidy closes curtain on Erne but is keen for McGrath to stay
Edit Belfast Telegraph 12 Jul 2016
Fermanagh's Niall Cassidy has told the Belfast Telegraph that he is retiring in the wake of Saturday's 2-14 to 1-12 All-Ireland qualifier defeat to Mayo, and has urged the county board to do all in their power to retain the services of manager Pete McGrath ... Cassidy could not feature against Mayo or the previous game against Wexford as he was serving ......
Niall Cassidy closes curtain on Fermanagh but is keen for Pete McGrath to stay
Edit Belfast Telegraph 12 Jul 2016
Fermanagh's Niall Cassidy has told the Belfast Telegraph that he is retiring in the wake of Saturday's 2-14 to 1-12 All-Ireland qualifier defeat to Mayo, and has urged the county board to do all in their power to retain the services of manager Pete McGrath ... Cassidy could not feature against Mayo or the previous game against Wexford as he was serving ......
‘Preacher': What Emily’s Sodom Play Says About Jesse’s Dark Side
Edit The Wrap 12 Jul 2016
The innuendo and dark humor was largely kept to a minimum; and aside from Cassidy’s self-immolation, the splatter and gore that had been slowly building through the series until last week’s corpse-riddled motel fight was heavily curtailed ... as much when Cassidy pleads to him to find a way to save Eugene from the fate he forced upon him....
Kings Pointer Training Cruise Gets Underway (United States Merchant Marine Academy)
Edit Public Technologies 12 Jul 2016NASA Television to Air International Space Station Cargo Ship Launch (NASA - The National Aeronautics and Space Administration)
Edit Public Technologies 12 Jul 2016
(Source. NASA - The National Aeronautics and Space Administration). NASA and its International Space Station partners have announced the crew members for missions to the orbiting laboratory in 2017 ... 'There's so much going on aboard the space station at this point, so many science experiments and technology demonstrations,' said Chris Cassidy, chief of the Astronaut Office at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston ... Marine Corps ... and ... -end-....
Ransomware 'stopped' by new software
Edit BBC News 12 Jul 2016
Scientists at the University of Florida (UF) say they have developed software that can stop the growing problem of ransomware in its tracks. Ransomware encrypts computer files and is used by hackers who then demand money in exchange for freeing the content. It is becoming a huge problem globally ... "Our system is more of an early-warning system," Mr Scaife said ... Richard Cassidy, an expert at security firm Alert Logic said of CryptoDrop ... ....
The James Young High School Celebrate Success at Awards Ceremony. (West Lothian Council)
Edit Public Technologies 12 Jul 2016
(Source. West Lothian Council). It has been another successful year for The James Young High School where the staff and students have recently celebrated their achievements at the 2016 prizegiving ... The audience were then welcomed from the Chair of the Parent Council, Mike Paterson ... Lewis MacDonald, departing Head Boy, introduced the guest speaker of the evening, Tam Baillie ... Head Teacher, Catrina Hatch added ... Lara Cassidy ... Grant Cassidy....
Mischievous Dad Strikes Again By Mocking Photo Of Daughter And Boyfriend
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