—Where You? — Ah, You See, There Is A Lion Head Above Me.

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yeah, all these skyscrapers and this old style building. you got me.

bend your line.

Dont pay attention for clock. its not necessary.

“off the wall”

I just was waiting for my bus and suddenly observed that moment. There were about 30 people on the bus stop, and all of them were “busy”. They were in their phones, chatting, smoking,etc. 

That image describes difference between 2 systems, no matter which couple you would take.

So today i visited a Down Town in Vancouver. I didn't have really time to saw all of it but i think its good place. May be at the next weekend I will go there again.

i do live isolated. other requirements are easy 

What are the most important skills an astronaut should have m?

First of all, the basic requirement is a bachelor’s degree in a STEM field, and 3 years of experience (which can also be substituted for by an advanced degree). Other than that, operational experience (things with a technical/active/hands on nature like flying airplanes, SCUBA diving, taking things apart and putting them back together, basic fix-it skills, etc. etc.) is very important, as this is an integral aspect of every day of a space mission.  What we call “expeditionary skills” are also essential, basically the types of things you try to instill in your children, like how to play nicely with others, self care, team care, etc.  I like to think about this on the lines of a camping trip and who you would like to have along with you …someone that is competent and can take good care of themselves and their equipment, someone that contributes to the team and helps with group tasks, someone that is good natured and pleasant to be around, etc., someone fun!  These things are increasingly important now that we are regularly doing long duration missions (typical International Space Station mission is 6 months).  Experience living in extreme/remote/isolated environments with small teams is also useful, as it is similar to what we experience as astronauts.     

"Departure" #photoblog #moscowphoto #nightphotography #train #russiaphoto #originalphotography #nightlife #nightlights #speed #nightowl (at Moscow, Russia)

May the force be with you! After my class I was watching Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith. It was so cool to watch by the projector. Also we had pizza! And in the end of the party some of guys have won several light saber! There were 3 different light sabers: blue, red and green. I suppose you know which color for which character.

How its going, when you dont know what is that function on your camera is about.