A Commander's Perspective from the International Space Station
In short: Experience life on the orbital laboratory through the eyes of a Notre Dame alumnus. This video captures an interview with Expedition 34 Commander Kevin Ford, who shares insights into space exploration and his home university.
In late November 2012, NASA astronaut Kevin Ford conducted a series of in-flight interviews while serving as the commander of the International Space Station. The footage provides a unique look at orbital life from a perspective grounded in both high-level science and collegiate tradition.
While mentioning the victory of the Notre Dame football squad, Kevin Ford, who finished at the University of Notre Dame in 1982, talked about his tasks on the station. He remained in orbit from late October until mid-March, offering a window into the daily operations of Expedition 34.
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