NASA 우주인 그룹 14

NASA Astronaut Group 14
더 호그스
Official group portrait
14조의 우주비행사들은
선택한 연도1992
선택한 번호24
← 1990
1994 →

NASA 우주인 그룹 14("The Hogs")는 NASA가 1992년 3월 31일 발표한 24명의 우주인 그룹이다.[1]머펫쇼에서 유래된 이 그룹의 이름은 "Pigs in Space"와 이 그룹이 휴스턴 동물원에서 배부른 돼지를 후원한 것에서 유래되었다.[2]

파일럿

STS-75 컬럼비아[4]
STS-82 디스커버리[5]
STS-101 아틀란티스[6]
STS-105 디스커버리[7]
STS-72 인데버[9]
STS-81 아틀란티스[10]
STS-97 인데버[11]
STS-115 아틀란티스[12]
STS-70 디스커버리[14]
STS-78 컬럼비아[15]
STS-87 컬럼비아[16]
STS-99 인데버[17]
STS-73 컬럼비아[19]
STS-80 컬럼비아[20]
STS-85 디스커버리[21]
STS-96 디스커버리[22]
STS-100 인데버[23]

미션 스페셜리스트

STS-72 인데버[9]
STS-96 디스커버리[22]
STS-105 디스커버리[7]
STS-78 컬럼비아[15]
STS-73 컬럼비아[19]
STS-93 컬럼비아[27]
소유스 TMA-20[28]
원정로26[28]/27번길[29]
STS-69 인데버[31]
STS-83 컬럼비아[32]
STS-94 컬럼비아[33]
STS-104 아틀란티스[34]
STS-67 인데버[36]
STS-81 아틀란티스[10]
STS-103 디스커버리[37]
STS-109 컬럼비아[38]
STS-125 아틀란티스[39]
STS-67 인데버[36]
STS-86 아틀란티스[41]
STS-91 디스커버리[42]
STS-114 디스커버리[43]
STS-64 디스커버리[45]
STS-81 아틀란티스[10](MIR로 출시)
STS-84 아틀란티스[46](MIR에서 반환)
STS-78 컬럼비아[15]
STS-90 컬럼비아[48]
STS-109 컬럼비아[38]
STS-123 인데버[49]
STS-73 컬럼비아[19]
STS-92 디스커버리[51]
STS-113 인데버[52]
소유즈 TMA-9[53] (Expiration 14용 발사체)
원정로14번길[54]
STS-66 아틀란티스[56]
STS-86 아틀란티스[41]
STS-95 디스커버리[57]
STS-100 인데버[23]
STS-120 디스커버리[58]
STS-72 인데버[9]
STS-87 컬럼비아[16]
STS-68 인데버[61]
STS-82 디스커버리[5]
STS-103 디스커버리[37]
STS-110 아틀란티스[62]
STS-66 아틀란티스[56]
STS-82 디스커버리[5]
STS-97 인데버[11]
STS-115 아틀란티스[12]
STS-77 인데버[65]
STS-89 인데버[66](MIR로 실행)
STS-91 검색[42](MIR에서 반환됨)
STS-102 디스커버리[67]
STS-114 디스커버리[43]
STS-70 디스커버리[14]
STS-101 아틀란티스[6]

국제 우주 비행사

STS-41-G 챌린저[70]
STS-77 인데버[65]
STS-97 인데버[11]
STS-74 아틀란티스[72]
STS-100 인데버[23]
소유즈 TMA-07M(ISS로 발사)[73]
원정 34 (원정 마지막 부분)[73]
원정 35 (모두 원정)[74]
STS-75 컬럼비아[4]
STS-66 아틀란티스[56]
STS-84 아틀란티스[46]
STS-103 디스커버리[37]
STS-72 인데버[9]
STS-92 디스커버리[51]
STS-119 Discovery[78](ISS로 실행)
원정18[79](원정 마지막 부분)
원정 19[79] (전체 원정)
원정대 20[80] (ISS 최초 6인승 중 일부)[81]
STS-127 인데버[82](ISS에서 반환됨)

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