Published on Aug 14, 2013
Aboard the International Space Station, Expedition 36 Flight Engineer Karen Nyberg of NASA discussed life and research on the orbital laboratory with the NBC “Today” Show during an in-flight interview on August 14. Nyberg arrived aboard the station in late May and will remain in orbit until her return to Earth aboard a Russian Soyuz spacecraft in mid-November.
- Astronaut Karen Nyberg Demonstrates How She Washes Her Hair in Space (shoppingblog.com)
- ISS Astronaut Karen Nyberg Demonstrates How To Wash Hair In Space [VIDEO] (scienceworldreport.com)
- Astronaut Hygiene: How to Wash Your Hair In Space (Video) (space.com)
- Robotics Training, Science and Station Maintenance for Crew (spacefellowship.com)
- Washing your hair in space is no easy task (o.canada.com)
- Washing your hair in space is no easy task (astronaut.com)
- Washing Hair In Space Is ‘Tricky’ As Female Astronaut Karen Nyberg Shows In Viral YouTube Video (latinospost.com)
- HTV-4 Set for Launch Saturday, Science and Spacewalk Preps for Station Crew (spacefellowship.com)
- Station Crew Begins Week With Robotics (walterfarah.net)
- Astronaut Hygiene in Orbit: Nyberg Washes Her Hair in Space (Video) (scienceworldreport.com)
Poor Parmitano will be remembered as the first astronaut to almost drown in space.
Drowning in space is something a lot of us thought not even possible. From his misfortune, many of us learned something.