Hello From Above Our Magnificent Planet Earth.

Gravity Pulls Our Bodily Fluids Down, Like Water In A Glass Goes To The Bottom Part Of A Glass. In Space, The Water Doesn't Stay In The Bottom Of The Glass. It Distributes Itself Evenly Over Time Throughout The Entire Volume Of The Glass.

I Can't Think Of Anything Specific Growing Up That Pointed Me Toward Nasa At All. I Was Interested In The Moon Landings Just About The Same As Everyone Else Of My Generation. But I Never Really Thought About Being An Astronaut Or Working In Space Myself.

As A Physician, I Understand How Important It Is To Collect Data On People So We Can Understand What's Happening With Them. I Will Be In The Position To Help Enable That Knowledge.

We're Looking At Earth Science, Observing Our Planet. Also Space Science, Looking At The Ozone In The Atmosphere Around Our Earth. Also Looking At Life Science. And On A Human Level, Using Ourselves As Test Subjects.

There's A Lot Of Different Things That We Do During Life That Could Personally Harm Us And I Choose Not To Stop Doing Those Things.