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in quarantine for more than two weeks, just you and two others. Do you cook your own food? Do you have glass windows that you communicate with others through? Or is it all done by telephone? I’m really f
inding myself wondering what it’s like to be in quarantine for more than two weeks, just you and two others. Do you cook your own food? Do you have glass windows that you communicate with others through? Or is it all done by telephone?
I guess that’s nothing compared to the two cosmonauts living on the International Space Station by themselves for six months at a time. You must really get to know someone well in those close quarters.
I have regards to you from Ramin Khadem, the former CFO of Inmarsat, and the current Chairman of the International Space University. Like you he was born in Iran and became passionate about space. He is an amazing, brilliant man and I look forward to introducing you to him.
Peter
On behalf of the Liftport Group, please accept our good wishes for your birthday.
You’re an inspiration to many people, thanks for doing what you do.
Brian Dunbar
Liftport
Comment by Brian — September 12, 2006 @ 1:51 pm
Dear Anousheh,
Happy Birthday!!!
What a perfect birthday present for someone who has wanted to fly into space her entire life! I’m so jealous
My best wishes to you and your crew for a safe, wonderful trip to space and back!
You are an inspiration to girls (and boys!) all over the planet who dream of venturing into space someday. Thank you for doing this and for being so willing to share your thoughts with the world. I look forward to adding you to the next edition of my Women Astronauts book
Take care & have fun,
Laura Woodmansee / Author of the books, Women Astronauts & Sex in Space & Women of Space: Cool Careers on the Final Frontier
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