Put Your Face in Space

June 9, 2010—You can’t take a trip to space this fall, but your face can. NASA is inviting the public to send electronic images of their faces into orbit aboard one of the final remaining space shuttle missions. Visitors to the “Face in Space” website can upload their portrait to fly with the astronauts aboard shuttle Discovery’s STS-133 mission and/or shuttle Endeavour’s STS-134 mission. Participants will receive special certificates from the Internet site once the mission is completed. “The Space Shuttle Program belongs to the public, and we are excited when we can provide an opportunity for people to share the adventure of our missions,” said Space Shuttle Program Manager John Shannon. “This website will allow you to be a part of history and participate as we complete our final missions.” To submit your image, click here. Those without a picture can skip the image upload section, and NASA will fly their name. Discovery and Endeavour’s missions are the final two flights remaining until the retirement of the space shuttle fleet. They are targeted to launch in September and November, respectively.		A picture of your face can take a trip to space under a program meant to allow the public to be a part of history and participate in the space shuttle’s final mission.

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