Space Shuttle Mission STS-32 Crew Signed Photograph to Dr. John Charles, 1990

Space Shuttle Mission STS-32 Crew Signed Photograph to Dr. John Charles, 1990

Reproduction of a signed original NASA Johnson Space Center official photograph of the Space Shuttle mission STS-32 crew, which flew on January 1990. Between 1985 and 1990, Dr. John B. Charles was part of the NASA team that created and tested the inflatable, collapsible Lower Body Negative Pressure (LBNP) Device that was first flown on STS-32. The design needed modifications before it was perfected in the 1990s. This photograph includes a message from the STS-32 astronauts to Dr. Charles for his work to help make their astronaut space travel safer and healthier.

University of Houston-Clear Lake Archives and Special Collections

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Credit: National Aeronautics and Space Administration; University of Houston-Clear Lake Archives and Special Collections, Houston, TX