Daniel T. Barry

Engineer and NASA astronaut

Daniel T. Barry - Scientists & Innovators born December 30th, 1953
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An engineer and NASA astronaut, contributed to multiple space missions including the Space Shuttle program. Participated in three Space Shuttle flights, including STS-63, which was the first in-space joint mission with Russia. Engaged in research in materials science and technology aboard the International Space Station. Held significant roles in NASA, including serving as a flight surgeon and a test pilot for manned aircraft.

Completed three Space Shuttle missions

Participated in STS-63, the first mission with Russia

Supported research aboard the International Space Station

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