Thomas Marshburn

Pilot

NASAAmericanACTIVE

FLIGHTS

w/ SPACEX

EVAs

305d 1h 10m

IN SPACE

BIOGRAPHY

Thomas Marshburn is a NASA astronaut and physician specializing in emergency medicine and aerospace medicine. He flew on STS-127 and Soyuz TMA-07M before serving as pilot on SpaceX Crew-3. During Expedition 66, he became the ISS commander. He has performed five EVAs and spent over 305 days in space.

PERSONAL DETAILS

Date of Birth

August 29, 1960

Birthplace

Statesville, North Carolina, U.S.

Selection

NASA Group 19 (2004)

EDUCATION

BS Physics, Davidson College

MS Engineering Physics, University of Virginia

MD, Wake Forest University

Wikipedia Profile @AstroMarshburn

MISSION HISTORY

Crew-3

November 11, 2021Flight #136

SpaceX will launch the third operational mission of its Crew Dragon vehicle as part of NASA's Commercial Crew Program, carrying four astronauts to the International Space Station, including 1 international partner This mission will fly on a new capsule and a once used booster. The booster will land downrange on a drone ship. The Crew-2 mission returns from the space station in November.

CREW:

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NASA

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ESA

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