- Isaac Asimov, multiple titles
- Dan Brown, Angels and Demons
- John le Carre, Absolute Friends, The Constant Gardener
- David McCullough, 1776
- Jules Verne, 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, Around the World in Eighty Days
- Apollo 13
- Hogan's Heroes
- The Ladykillers
- The Usual Suspects
- College Fight Songs, vols. 1, 2, 3
Thursday, November 12, 2009
What the astronauts read.
Some of what's available for recreational reading, viewing, and listening at the International Space Station, ca. 2008:
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Most of it makes sense. But Hogan's Heroes? Are there no Germans on that station?
What I want to know is: Are they all running around the station chanting "Rock Chalk/Jayhawk/KU"? Look at all the college fight song albums.
Wow, some of those are random. The list reads like someone started with a few NASA-related items, then filled out the collection with a "mystery box" purchase at an estate sale. Also, I am deeply disappointed that Dan Brown's "writing" has been sent into space.
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