Zero-G training for crew of 1985 and 1986 space shuttle missions.jpg

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Description	Français : S85-44834 (20 nov. 1985) — Les astronautes et leurs remplacants de la mission STS 51-G à venir. Vol du 20 novembre 1985. De gauche à droite, Gerard Magilton, spécialiste de la charge utile de secours RCA pour STS-61C ; Sharon Christa McAuliffe, spécialiste de la charge utile/observatrice citoyenne enseignante pour STS-51L ; le représentant américain Bill Nelson (D., Floride), prévu pour le 61C ; Barbara R. Morgan, renfort de McAuliffe ; et Robert J. Cenker, spécialiste de la charge utile . English: S85-44834 (20 Nov. 1985) --- This flying human chain represents prime and backup payload specialists for two upcoming STS missions. The group, representing trainees for STS-61C later this year and STS-51L early next year, shared some 40 parabolas in NASA?s KC-135, ?Zero-G? aircraft on Nov. 20, 1985. Left to right are Gerard Magilton, RCA backup payload specialist for STS-61C; Sharon Christa McAuliffe, payload specialist/teacher citizen observer for STS-51L; U.S. Representative Bill Nelson (D., Florida), scheduled for 61C; Barbara R. Morgan, backup to McAuliffe; and Robert J. Cenker, payload specialist .
Date	20 November 1985
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Author	NASA ID: S85-44834

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