In a Youtube video published by NASA, children sit down in a gym at Sunita L. Williams Primary School in Massachusetts, Needham. You can see that they shake their small hands on the camera, about 250 miles above the World Space Station.
In December, Sunita Williams was talking about something other than an astronaut living at the school’s name and space station.
It should have been at home anyway. A series of technical failures extended an eight -day task to nine months, and some news organizations and politicians led to tension and accusation.
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A focused story
One narrative showed that two astronauts were “trapped” in space. However, it can tell the trainers and characters, adaptability and power story.
However, Ms. Williams’s live flow with these young students took a look at another side of the epic.
Ms. Williams suspended in Microgravity, bats around a school’s mascot filled Wildcat. Astronauts are asked how they celebrate their birthdays at the space station.
“Of course, we still have to work sometimes, but the crew on the ship is trying to make it quite special and we’re pretty good to make cakes here,” he says. They use ice for cake and pudding for cinnamon buns.
The birthday in September coincided with an international conversation like a pirate day.
A floating astronaut leaves a convincing “Arggghhh ..
Astronauts have long been able to be difficult to be away from the family for a long time. However, his experiences do not match his experiences that Ms. Williams and Butch Wilmore is “trapped, or that President Donald Trump declared that astronauts were“ abandoned in space ”on social media.
Now, a task is preparing to bring them back, Probably after this week.
His journeys closely to some of his travels reveal more about the character of a NASA mission and the character of flexibility.
Insulation and imprisonment
San Diego is one of the best psychological challenges that Astronauts may face, Lawrence Palinkas, a professor of public health at the University of California. And changes in the plan can make it difficult to carry these difficulties, such as expanded accommodation for Mrs. Williams and Mr. Wilmore.
When a few people get stuck together, insignificant behaviors can be a source of irritation – such as how someone violates their food or housework. Astronauts also lack privacy. It is constantly surrounded by crew members, monitored by task control, and journalists speak to classes and researchers.
At the same time, although they can talk to your family throughout the day, they are physically isolated from their favorite.
“If something unexpected or unexpected occurs, for example, the death of a loved one, or not being physically there may be a source of stress, Pal said Palinkas.
NASA’s behavioral health and performance unit works to reduce stress. In 2004, NASA employees organized a video call for an astronaut to see the newborn child. And in 2003, they helped a wedding progress as planned, but in space enough to be her husband. Wedding pictures show that his wife holds a lifelong cardboard cutting of the astronaut.
The unit also helps to select flexible astronauts, says 2023 Documentary Director IDO Mizrahy “Space: Longest Farewell” documentary.
Mr. Mizrahy said that Al Holland, a NASA psychologist for decades, has been looking for people who desire to explore this innate, and that it helps to calm the itching, pain and other people really, really difficult for other people ”.
The authority says that astronauts in ISS should also take air flows. “Suddenly, you often fail. Everything is hard. It’s hard to go to the toilet. It’s hard to be away from your daughter.”
“There was a certain grief to being at home”
For some astronauts, the most difficult aspect of space flight may actually return to the world, it does not stay longer than expected.
Former astronaut Cady Coleman, “Space Sharing: A astronaut’s mission, curiosity and change guide ,, Ms. Williams and Mr. Wilmore are not worried that“ trapped ”or“ rescue ”is required. He knows them.
In fact, for a long accommodation in space, they wouldn’t have this opportunity, “and then it was so great.”
For the last few years, a service ferry from the space station and the space station of their tasks has spent only eight days every time without the chance to live and experiment. And space, Ms. Coleman adds, Ms. Williams’s “Happy Place”.
Ms. Coleman was found in space many times and took part in “Space: The Longest Farewell”. Being there, “I felt everything I did.” Says. When it was time to come back, some wanted to stay longer.
He accepts how beautiful it is to come together with his family. But he says, “Being at home had a certain grief,” he says.
“Astronaut, Miz says Mizraly, çalışında It is difficult to pour into words and now has to go back to normal things like having dinner and watching TV.”
Nevertheless, after adapting to life in the world, astronauts can be left with permanent psychological flexibility, Dr. Palinkas. While in space, they had to trust others, to stay flexible and to make excessive isolation and imprisonment.
Many of them come back with the belief that “I can handle everything if I can handle this.”
“Artificial is a live example of dreams”
In primary school in Needham, the narrative is the opposite of the dominant news cycle.
“This is unexpected, but he has the provisions on the space station for this, and he does something he likes, or says Principal Kianaa Brunson says other adults say to children.
In 2017, the school was named after Ms. Williams, who graduated from the public school region in 1983. Ms. Williams is planning a visit in the near future. Mrs. Brunson calls Mrs. Williams, “Natural Teacher”. When it comes in the past, it enters different classes that affect students of all ages in a warm way.
“Artificial is a vivid example of dreams, Ms says Mrs. Brunson. “When you are a child, you have these glorious dreams of the work you can do in this life and what you can do.”
Mrs. Brunson said Ms. Williams showed children that she can do something “amazing”.
