NASA Shuttle Commander to Answer Questions from Space
Sunday, May 24th, 2009
Mark Polansky, an astronaut from NASA is going to answer the questions from space. On 13th of June, the commander of the future space shuttle will be moving to space to find out the ultimate portions of Japanese laboratory space stations.
The questions can be posted through video by using the YouTube. Once your questions are uploaded, YouTube link has to be tweeted to @Astro_127, where the queries will be viewed and selected according to the relevance and its correctness.
If your questions are relevant, new, and make some sense, then they will be broadcasted live to Polansky and they will be answered instantly. Then, the reply to this will be again twittered back to Youtube. However, though the reply to your questions will be sent through Youtube, the interesting part is that it will be broadcast on NASA TV, giving you fame of the lifetime.
Remember that the question asked by you should not exceed 30 seconds length and these questions should be uploaded directly to the concerned account.
As far as the involvement of twitter is concerned, it will be another service offered freely that lets you post your questions and also reply to a single question in multiple ways. So, if you don’t enjoy creating videos and uploading them to YouTube you can type in your questions on the Twitter.
Turning the attention towards the latest developments, surfacing up in this regard, through some of the responses, as received on 8th of May, it is said that the team had landed at KSC and they were waiting for response in darkness.
So what are you waiting for? Send your questions; after all, appearance on NASA TV is surely worth a try!
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