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Scott Kelly

NASA astronaut; commander of the International Space Station

United States · b. 1964

Science and medicine

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American engineer and retired NASA astronaut who spent 340 consecutive days aboard the International Space Station in 2015–2016, the longest single space mission by an American at the time. He wrote Endurance about the year in space.

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Question Which book do you recommend most often to others, and what makes you pass it on? Taste & recommendation read 81 other answers →
I'm looking at my bookshelf in my office here, certainly The Right Stuff. I've given that to people. Alfred Lansing's book, Endurance, which is partly where the name of my book, Endurance, comes from because that book about Ernest Shackleton and his voyage with his crew of Endurance, the ship, to the Antarctic in the beginning of the last century was really one of the greatest examples of leadership in a very challenging and dangerous environment that I could ever imagine.
Recorded Tim Ferriss, The Tim Ferriss Show podcast, 7 November 2020 source ↗

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