[DeTomaso] Fun Rally - NASA - Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory

[John Taphorn]

Fun Rally Attendees*/_
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If you think you may want to visit the NBL on Saturday morning, please 
send an e-mail to John Haas, jrhaas60 at gmail.comwith your name and 
country of citizenship.  If you are not a US citizen, John must have 
your name and country of citizenship by April 16th.  Providing your name 
does not commit you to the event should you elect an alternative 
activity on that day. However, not providing your information will 
exclude you from the opportunity.


The Fun Rally will be in Texas shortly.  We are gearing up to provide 
everyone a great time.  We look forward to seeing you here.

JT;-)

Bouyancy LabThe Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory (NBL) is NASA’s astronaut 
training facility located at the Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas. 
The NBL is an engineering marvel. It consists of an indoor pool 202 feet 
in length, 102 feet wide, 40 feet deep, and contains 6.2 million gallons 
of water.That’s 23.5 million liters for you scientists and Europeans! 
The pool is used to train astronauts for spacewalks in upcoming 
missions. The NBL contains full-sized mock-ups of the International 
Space Station (ISS) modules and payloads including an operational 
version of the ISS robotic shuttle arm. After the NBL, we’re off to 
Rocket Park. It’s a history of the rockets used in the Space 
Program.Lots of horsepower!There we’ll see a Saturn V Rocket, the most 
powerful rocket ever built. Its design played a major role in 
successfully transporting and landing American astronauts on the moon 
during the Apollo missions. Over 360 feet tall and parked on its side 
for excellent viewing, this Saturn V is one of only three left in 
existence. After lunch, you may return to the Resort or visit the San 
Jacinto Monument

*_SPECIAL REQUIREMENT_**:*The names of ALL NBL participants will have to 
be submitted to the NASA badging office 30 days in advance to allow for 
non-US citizens to attend.  Your name and country of citizenship MUST be 
provided to John Haas, jrhaas60 at gmail.com, by April 16, 2015.Even if 
you’re unsurewhether you might attend this event, get on the list just 
in case.

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   Fun Rally Attendees

   If you think you may want to visit the NBL on Saturday morning, please
   send an e-mail to John Haas, [1]jrhaas60 at gmail.com  with your name and
   country of citizenship.  If you are not a US citizen, John must have
   your name and country of citizenship by April 16th.  Providing your
   name does not commit you to the event should you elect an alternative
   activity on that day. However, not providing your information will
   exclude you from the opportunity.

   The Fun Rally will be in Texas shortly.  We are gearing up to provide
   everyone a great time.  We look forward to seeing you here.

   JT ;-)


   Bouyancy Lab The Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory (NBL) is NASA's astronaut
   training facility located at the Johnson Space Center in Houston,
   Texas.  The NBL is an engineering marvel.  It consists of an indoor
   pool 202 feet in length, 102 feet wide, 40 feet deep, and contains 6.2
   million gallons of water.  That's 23.5 million liters for you
   scientists and Europeans!  The pool is used to train astronauts for
   spacewalks in upcoming missions.  The NBL contains full-sized mock-ups
   of the International Space Station (ISS) modules and payloads including
   an operational version of the ISS robotic shuttle arm.  After the NBL,
   we're off to Rocket Park.  It's a history of the rockets used in the
   Space Program.  Lots of horsepower!  There we'll see a Saturn V Rocket,
   the most powerful rocket ever built.  Its design played a major role in
   successfully transporting and landing American astronauts on the moon
   during the Apollo missions.  Over 360 feet tall and parked on its side
   for excellent viewing, this Saturn V is one of only three left in
   existence.  After lunch, you may return to the Resort or visit the San
   Jacinto Monument


   SPECIAL REQUIREMENT: The names of ALL NBL participants will have to be
   submitted to the NASA badging office 30 days in advance to allow for
   non-US citizens to attend.  Your name and country of citizenship MUST
   be provided to John Haas, [2]jrhaas60 at gmail.com, by April 16, 2015.
   Even if you're unsure whether you might attend this event, get on the
   list just in case.

References

   1. mailto:jrhaas60 at gmail.com
   2. mailto:jrhaas60 at gmail.com
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