Discours en anglais

Hello I am Jerry Lynn rosse, I am American, I was born on January 20, 1948 a crown. I am now 74 years old before I was an astronaut. I was a military engineer and then I became an astronaut in the NASA space agency. I studied mechanical engineering where I was able to do research as an engineer on ramjets and later I joined the space center. Lyndon B Johnson of NASA, where I was responsible for integrating military payloads into the US Space Shuttle in May 1980. I was selected as a member of astronaut group nine, stayed over 30 years at the NASA before retiring in 2012. I became the first astronaut to perform this space mission all aboard the US Space Shuttle in this conference. I'm going to tell you about my experience as an astronaut at NASA, then the various NASA advances, my personal accomplishments and the difficulties I encountered during my career.

First of all, regarding NASA advancements, NASA has launched a mission which is called mars. Exploration Rover. This mission is launched in 2003 is composed of two mobile robots. Aiming to study the geology of the planet Mars in particular the role played by water in the history of the planet. The two Astromobiles were launched at the beginning of the summer of 2003. And they landed in January 2004 on two Martian sites. Then a few years earlier there was the Apollo 11 mission during which for the first time, men landed on the moon, on Monday July 21, 1969, NASA thus fulfilled the objective set by President John F Kennedy in 1961 to land a crew on the moon, this was to demonstrate the superiority of the United States over the Soviet Union as there was a space race between the two

During my career at NASA, I went on several missions for NASA on November 26, 1985. I flew on my first mission during which I carried out two extravehicular exits in order to test assembly methods of space structure during my third mission on April 5, 1991, I carried out a special emergency exit to infect the satellite antenna, then a second to test prototypes of equipment for extravehicular exits I then took off on November 4, 1998, during from the first space station assembly mission (ISS) during which I accomplished three spacewalks, completing the integration of the American module with a Russian module during my career and my missions. In the space. I was able to reach the rank of colonel. I made nine spacewalks during my 7 missions and the cumulative duration of my missions is 58 days and 52 minutes. Being an astronaut is an unforgettable experience and is reserved for very few people.

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