Shannon Lucid

Shannon Matilda Wells Lucid is an American biochemist and retired NASA astronaut. She has flown in space five times, including a prolonged mission aboard the Russian space station Mir in 1996, and is the only American woman to have stayed on Mir. From 1996 to 2007, Lucid held the record for the longest duration spent in space by an American and by a woman. She was awarded the Congressional Space Medal of Honor in December 1996, making her the tenth person and the first woman to be accorded the honor.

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Shannon Matilda Wells Lucid
astronaut, chemist, biochemist, 

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  STS-34 ⓘ
  human spaceflight

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  STS-43 ⓘ
  human spaceflight

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  STS-51-G ⓘ
  human spaceflight

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  STS-58 ⓘ
  human spaceflight

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  STS-76 ⓘ
  human spaceflight

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  STS-79 ⓘ
  human spaceflight

United States, STS-34, 

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FEMALE ASTRONAUT CANDIDATES - SHANNON W LUCID - NARA - 17472008

NASA astronaut Shannon Lucid, STS-135 planning shift CAPCOM, converses with personnel (out of frame) at the nearby flight director's console during the 12 July spacewalk of NASA astronauts Mike Fossum and Ron Garan.

Astronaut Shannon W. Lucid communicates with the ground support team inside the Core Module of the Russian Mir Space Station

STS-51-G crew photo

Mir EO-21 crew portrait - 19960325 (cropped)

ShannonLucid

FEMALE ASTRONAUT CANDIDATES - SHANNON W LUCID - NARA - 17472008

NASA astronaut Shannon Lucid, STS-135 planning shift CAPCOM, converses with personnel (out of frame) at the nearby flight director's console during the 12 July spacewalk of NASA astronauts Mike Fossum and Ron Garan.

Astronaut Shannon W. Lucid communicates with the ground support team inside the Core Module of the Russian Mir Space Station

ShannonLucid

Type	Subtype	Date	Description	Notes	Source
class	orbit		STS-34	Donald E. Williams, Ellen S. Baker, Franklin Chang-Díaz, Michael J. McCulley, Shannon Lucid, human spaceflight,	Wikidata
class	orbit		STS-43	G. David Low, James C. Adamson, John E. Blaha, Michael A. Baker, Shannon Lucid, human spaceflight,	Wikidata
class	orbit		STS-51-G	Daniel Brandenstein, John M. Fabian, John Oliver Creighton, Patrick Baudry, Shannon Lucid, Steven R. Nagel, Sultan bin Salman Al Saud, human spaceflight,	Wikidata
class	orbit		STS-58	David Wolf, John E. Blaha, Margaret Rhea Seddon, Martin J. Fettman, Richard A. Searfoss, Shannon Lucid, William S. McArthur, human spaceflight,	Wikidata
class	orbit		STS-76	Kevin P. Chilton, Linda M. Godwin, Michael R. Clifford, Richard A. Searfoss, Ronald M. Sega, Shannon Lucid, human spaceflight,	Wikidata
class	orbit		STS-79	Carl E. Walz, Jay Apt, John E. Blaha, Shannon Lucid, Terrence W. Wilcutt, Thomas Akers, William F. Readdy, human spaceflight,	Wikidata
commons	image		FEMALE ASTRONAUT CANDIDATES - SHANNON W LUCID - NARA - 17472008		Commons
commons	image		NASA astronaut Shannon Lucid, STS-135 planning shift CAPCOM, converses with personnel (out of frame) at the nearby flight director's console during the 12 July spacewalk of NASA astronauts Mike Fossum and Ron Garan.		Commons
commons	image		Astronaut Shannon W. Lucid communicates with the ground support team inside the Core Module of the Russian Mir Space Station		Commons
commons	image		STS-51-G crew photo		Commons
commons	image		Mir EO-21 crew portrait - 19960325 (cropped)		Commons
commons	image		ShannonLucid		Commons
commons	image		FEMALE ASTRONAUT CANDIDATES - SHANNON W LUCID - NARA - 17472008		Commons
commons	image		NASA astronaut Shannon Lucid, STS-135 planning shift CAPCOM, converses with personnel (out of frame) at the nearby flight director's console during the 12 July spacewalk of NASA astronauts Mike Fossum and Ron Garan.		Commons
commons	image		Astronaut Shannon W. Lucid communicates with the ground support team inside the Core Module of the Russian Mir Space Station		Commons
commons	image		ShannonLucid		Commons