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Harry Coumnas Works on Space Shuttles and Trains Pilots to Fly Them

Highly skilled to walk the red surface on Mars, Harry Coumnas works on space shuttles and trains pilots to fly shuttles and mission specialists to handle other technical astronaut responsibilities.

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Harry Coumnas Works on Space Shuttles and Trains Pilots to Fly Them

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  1. Harry Coumnas Works on Space Shuttles and Trains Pilots to Fly Them

  2. Harry Coumnas is the Important and Valuable Member of the Crew • Harry Coumnas contributes to the overall success of the mission as a mission specialist. • According to him, another important skill for mission specialist is teamwork. • He considers that he will be an important part of the future astronaut corps. • His wide range of skills is required for future expeditions to the Moon, Asteroids, or Mars.

  3. He is Responsible for Coordinating a Variety of Activities on the Spacecraft as a Renowned Astronaut • Being the in charge of the crew; Harry is held responsible for the safety of the crew and the mission’s success. • He operates the vehicle with assistance from the pilot and is familiar with all onboard systems. • Highly skilled to walk the red surface on Mars, Harry works on space shuttles and trains pilots to fly shuttles and mission specialists to handle other technical astronaut responsibilities.

  4. Harry Performed Intensive Research and Found That Mars is on Average Inhospitably Cold • Harry Coumnas believes that the planet’s atmosphere is 95.3% carbon dioxide, and without a magnetic field its surface is bombarded by the Sun’s radiation. • He concludes that without direct evidence of past life, it is not possible to determine whether Mars was ever inhabited.

  5. Thank YouHarry Coumnas

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