Byron K. Lichtenberg

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Byron K. Lichtenberg is an American scientist and astronaut who flew as a payload specialist on two Space Shuttle missions, conducting microgravity and atmospheric research in orbit.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf aerospace engineer
astronaut
human
scientist
university faculty member
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
educatedAt Brown University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
employer Massachusetts Institute of Technology
fieldOfWork aerospace engineering
human physiology in space
microgravity research
space medicine
genre scientific research
hasAcademicDiscipline aeronautics and astronautics
engineering
physics
languageSpoken English
missionRole payload specialist on STS-45
payload specialist on STS-9
notableActivity conducting atmospheric research from the Space Shuttle
conducting microgravity experiments in orbit
notableFor being one of the first payload specialists to fly on the Space Shuttle
notableWork Atmospheric and microgravity research on STS-45 NERFINISHED
Spacelab 1 microgravity experiments
occupation astronaut
engineer
scientist
university professor
orbitType low Earth orbit
participatedIn STS-45 NERFINISHED
STS-9 NERFINISHED
Space Shuttle program NERFINISHED
positionHeld payload specialist
researchFocus atmospheric science in low Earth orbit
microgravity effects on human physiology
spaceAgencyAffiliation European Space Agency Spacelab program NERFINISHED
NASA NERFINISHED
spaceflightVehicleFlown Space Shuttle Atlantis NERFINISHED
Space Shuttle Columbia NERFINISHED
spaceMissionCount 2
workLocation Massachusetts Institute of Technology Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics NERFINISHED
space laboratory environment

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STS-45 payloadSpecialist Byron K. Lichtenberg
Spacelab 1 crewMember Byron K. Lichtenberg
STS-9 crewMember Byron K. Lichtenberg
STS-9 payloadSpecialist Byron K. Lichtenberg