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Let's get spinning. I am in a MAT (Multi Axis Trainer or Mercury Astronaut Trainer) at the Marshall Space Flight Center. This trainer was used to expose the Mercury astronauts to excessive rates in roll, pitch and yaw should the capsule experience the same in orbit. The aim was...

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LeBron James says he doesn’t know when the most important person in the summertime was the trainer and not the player: “Like the basketball trainer is the most important guy in the summer. I don’t know when that dynamic shifted because you know we used to play and a lot of my friends can attest to this like even when I got in the NBA you know, I built a little basketball court in my backyard in Akron at my house. I would get nine other guys and we would play in the summertime on a black court like we would play, like two or three times a week. You know, just get up and run and feel like the demands of being outside and also demands of another body like bumping and grinding and things of that nature. And this was like in July. I think it’s very important though. I think guys if you’re listening, you got to play more. If it’s not five on five, at least, twos on twos, three on threes, you got to get physical contact.” (Via Mind the Game)
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LeBron James says he doesn’t know when the most important person in the summertime was the trainer and not the player: “Like the basketball trainer is the most important guy in the summer. I don’t know when that dynamic shifted because you know we used to play and a lot of my friends can attest to this like even when I got in the NBA you know, I built a little basketball court in my backyard in Akron at my house. I would get nine other guys and we would play in the summertime on a black court like we would play, like two or three times a week. You know, just get up and run and feel like the demands of being outside and also demands of another body like bumping and grinding and things of that nature. And this was like in July. I think it’s very important though. I think guys if you’re listening, you got to play more. If it’s not five on five, at least, twos on twos, three on threes, you got to get physical contact.” (Via Mind the Game)

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It has been a year since I have been out of the country. Coming back to India after one year and landing right during the space day celebrations was a moment that I was not prepared for. The excitement, buzz and curiosity towards space has filled me with strong emotions and resolve towards our own missions. During the past year of training I travelled across the globe but the excitement for upcoming Indian human space missions was seen everywhere. People wanted to know when will Gaganyaan go, they want to travel to space with us. Let us make this age a golden one for space exploration together. Dream Big and Stay Curious. #shux #space #shubhanshushukla #india #isro #bharat
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It has been a year since I have been out of the country. Coming back to India after one year and landing right during the space day celebrations was a moment that I was not prepared for. The excitement, buzz and curiosity towards space has filled me with strong emotions and resolve towards our own missions. During the past year of training I travelled across the globe but the excitement for upcoming Indian human space missions was seen everywhere. People wanted to know when will Gaganyaan go, they want to travel to space with us. Let us make this age a golden one for space exploration together. Dream Big and Stay Curious. #shux #space #shubhanshushukla #india #isro #bharat

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