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The Portable Document Format (PDF) is a popular method for sharing information electronically. Virtually any kind of computer content can be converted to PDF for distribution. This prevents the need for all parties to have the originating software, and also allows noneditable versions to be easily viewed by a large audience, much like regular hard-copy printouts. PLT files by AutoCAD are a good example of the benefits of PDF conversion.

Purpose

AutoCAD is professional architecture software used in home construction, surveying, interior design and other professions. Oftentimes, it is necessary to share the work created in AutoCAD with partners unfamiliar with the software itself. Additionally, AutoCAD is expensive and complicated and not a viable tool for many collaborators. PLT files are one of the main document types created by AutoCAD, and are used to visually display a design. Because of the graphic nature of these files, PDF conversion is an obvious choice for distributing PLT plots.

Native Conversion

AutoCAD software is designed to convert PLT files into the PDF format internally. This is a quick way of ensuring the easy distribution of AutoCAD plotter files without additional software. However, the built-in functionality for PDF conversion in AutoCAD is basic and does not offer many of the additional features that AutoCAD users eventually require. Further, the PDF files created by AutoCAD are significantly larger than third-party alternatives, and may prove challenging to send electronically.

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Due to the ubiquity of the PDF standard, many people require PDF conversion for a wide range of computer documents. Thus an extensive variety of software is available to create PDF files from virtually any other program, including AutoCAD. Many of these programs are free. Due to programming differences between the myriad of software options for PDF conversion, some software will provide unique features missing in others. Depending on the needs of the AutoCAD user, some trial and error among the varying programs is necessary to find a tool that satisfies all requirements.

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For PDF conversion utilities that rise above the limited offerings of freeware, a software license is necessary. Prices range considerably. There are many benefits to programs like these. Often, the conversion process is more automated or features a more intuitive interface. Many of these licensed PDF converters work with a much larger or more specialized range of software, compared to the cookie-cutter functionality of freeware.

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Some premium software rises above freeware and other modest third-party PLT-to-PDF conversion programs. Architectural firms often need to watermark or copy-protect the PDF versions of their plots destined for wide distribution. Additionally, prolific firms may have large quantities of PLT files for PDF conversion. The abilities to batch process these files and add content unique to the PDF copy are special features of professional PDF conversion software for many AutoCAD document types.

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Lists of fictional astronauts
Early periodProject MercuryProject Gemini
Project Apollo1975–19891990–1999
2000–20092010–2019Moon
Inner Solar SystemOuter Solar SystemOther
To infinity and beyond

The following is a list of fictional astronauts from recent times, mostly using the Space Shuttle and International Space Station, as depicted in works released between 2000 and 2009.

2000–2009[edit]

Name(s)Appeared inProgram / Mission / SpacecraftFictional date
(2000–2009)
Linda Gardner[a]
Unnamed commander
Unnamed pilot
Unnamed doctor
Four other astronauts		Astronaut: Living in Space (2000), picture bookSpace Shuttle
Atlantis		Contemporary
On her fourth spaceflight, Linda repairs space telescope.[1]
Diego IrigayenDC Comics (2000– )S.T.A.R. LabsContemporary
Astronaut whose mother's murder leads him to become the superhero Imán.[2]
Mir:
Vladimir Kinotskin (Commander)
Tsimion Borisovich Vladovka[b]
Tufts (USA) (no first name given)
Rodya Baklunov (relieves Tufts)
Relief crew:
Misha Sorokin
Ivan Pkhalaze
Bobchek (no first/last name given)		Fall of a Cosmonaut (2000), novelMir
Space Shuttle		Contemporary
One year after Vladovka returns from Mir, Chief Inspector Porfiry Petrovich Rostnikov investigates his disappearance.[3]
International Space Station:
John Radkowski (USAF) (Commander)
Tanisha Yvonne 'Tana' Jackson, M.D./Ph.D. (Medical officer/biologist)
Ryan Martin (Canada) (Systems engineer)
Britta Silverthorne
Brittany
Jasmine (no last names given for last two)
Unnamed station physician
Unnamed personnel
Mirusha:
Two unnamed cosmonauts		Mars Crossing (2000), novelNASA:
Space Shuttle
International Space Station
CRV-1 (Crew return vehicle)
Russia:
Mirusha ('Little Mir') (Space station)
Soyuz		2020s
Crew members overlapping on ISS missions. Radkowski attempts rescue of Mirusha crew using CRV.[4]
NASA:
Ted Blackstone
Pete Slendwick, Col.
Victor Carlson
ShareSpace:
Fred Gernsback (Citizen Observer/Journalist)
David Calderon (Citizen Observer)
Columbia:
Billy Kingston (CDR)
Wes Packard (PLT)
Damian 'Damy' Agustino (Military Payload Specialist)
Lorena Charette, Maj. (M.D.) (USAF)
Marc Akira Clement, Dr. (Astronomy Mission Specialist)
Josh Pritkin (Electronics Mission Specialist)
Michael Tyree 'MJ' James (Citizen Observer)
International Space Station:
Carl Tanaka, Maj. (Commander)
Doris McIntyre (Medical/Biological Mission Specialist)
Stephen Tebworthy (UK) (Microgravity welding specialist)
StarRescue:
Scott Blackstone (USAF) (Pilot)
Nick Blackstone (Flight Engineer)
Ed 'Eddie' Killeret (Engineer)		The Return (2000), novelAmerican Space Universal (ASU)/ShareSpace:
Space Shuttle
Columbia
International Space Station
Soyuz
Republic Wright (RW):
StarRescue (Lifting body)		c. 2003 (October–November, June)
Basketball superstar James is killed in apparent accident aboard Columbia; Pakistan detonates 'proton bomb' in space, necessitating rescue of ISS crew. Scott Blackstone is a former NASA astronaut who flew three shuttle missions. Ted Blackstone was Nick and Scott Blackstone's uncle, killed in T-38 crash shortly after becoming astronaut.[5]
Frank Corvin (USAF)
William 'Hawk' Hawkins, Col.
Jerry O'Neill
'Tank' Sullivan
Ethan Glance
Roger Hines		Space Cowboys (2000), filmSpace Shuttle
Daedalus		Autumn 1999
NASA astronauts on a satellite salvage mission.[6][7]
Christopher 'Chief' Hart, Col.The Switch (2000), novelSpace ShuttleContemporary
Career astronaut accused of murder.[8]
David Ziegler, Dr. (Payload Specialist)
Unnamed astronauts		The West Wing
What Kind of Day Has It Been (2000), TV		Space Shuttle
Columbia		Contemporary
Shuttle crew's reentry is delayed when starboard payload bay door fails to close. Ziegler, the brother of White House Communications DirectorToby Ziegler, is on his fourth shuttle mission.
Gordon Brunswick (CDR)
Sarah Drummond-Fournier, Ph.D (Payload Specialist)
Four unnamed astronauts		All Families are Psychotic (2001), novelSpace Shuttle
Discovery		2001
Grown-up thalidomide baby Sarah plans to have sex in orbit with Commander Brunswick.[9]
International Space Station:
Unnamed commander (US)
Sergei Viktor 'Serg' Dudayev (Russia) (Mission Specialist)
Unnamed mission specialist (US/UNSC)
Unnamed British astronaut
Unnamed Japanese astronaut
Endeavour:
Diane Williams, Col. (USMC) (CDR)
Gary McGregor, Capt. (USAF) (PLT)
Frank Ward, Col. (US Army/UNSC) (Space Marine)
Three unnamed Space Marines (UNSC)
Jake Cohen (CAPCOM)
Unnamed astronaut (PROP)		Flight of Endeavour (2001), novellaInternational Space Station
Space Shuttle
Endeavour
Astronaut Maneuvering Vehicle (AMV)		Near Future
When Chechen sympathizer Dudayev seizes control of ISS weapons systems, three-time space shuttle veteran Williams commands mission to retake control of ISS.[10]
Clarence 'Biff' Barnes, Capt./Maj. (USAF) (Mission Commander)
Jim Scarelli (Pilot)
Steve Skeldon, Capt. (USMC) (Navigator/Copilot)
Andre Baker, Capt. (US Army) (Weapons Officer)
Ray McConnell (Flight Engineer)
Sue Tillman, Lt.[c] (Sensor Officer)		Lash-Up (2001), novellaU.S. Space Force:
Defender (modified VentureStar) (single-stage-to-orbitspaceplane)		September 16 – December 2, 2010
China destroys GPS satellites using space gun, impairing American military effectiveness. U.S. establishes Space Force and launches Defender to protect satellites. Barnes is a former NASA astronaut who flew one previous mission. Expanded into novel in 2015 (q.v.).[11]
Grace Street, Dr.Gloria Rising (2002), chapter bookSpace Shuttle
International Space Station		Contemporary
Fourth-grader Gloria Jones meets Dr. Street in a supermarket checkout line.[12]
Tom Banks
Patrick (no last name given)
STS-124:
Corrine Anne Atkinson (CDR)
Mikhail 'Mike' Wright (USAF) (PLT)
Jimmy Westmoreland (Mission Specialist-One)
Frank Smothers (Mission Specialist-Two)
Stephen Philips (Payload Specialist)		Her Perfect Stranger (2002), novelSpace Shuttle
STS-124
International Space Station		Contemporary
After one-night stand as strangers, Atkinson and Wright learn they are teamed on next shuttle mission. Atkinson is a four-time shuttle pilot; Wright has two previous spaceflights.[13]
Ralphy Bird[d]
Chip Hornbeck
Waldo Weeks		Kidnapped at the Capital (2002), chapter bookInternational Space StationContemporary
Astronauts fired by NASA who plot to take over International Space Station.[14]
Julie FoleyMen with Brooms (2002), filmContemporary
Astronaut for the American Space Agency (ASA).[15]
Chuck Taggart
Kurt Mendel
Neil Taggart
Sarah Forbes
Angela Perry		Odyssey 5 (2002), TVSpace Shuttle
Odyssey		August 7, 2007,
time travel to 2002
Crew sent back in time five years by a being called the Seeker to attempt to prevent the destruction of Earth.[e]
'Mitch' Mitchell (CDR)
Unnamed PLT
Stan (no last name given)		Project Viper (2002), TV movieNASA:
Space Shuttle
Olympus[f]		Contemporary/Near Future (October)
Astronauts killed by organism designed for terraforming of Mars. The STS number appears on the astronauts' shirts but is difficult to read.[16]
Enterprise:
Sharon Waltham, Capt.
Pierre Falawn, Maj. (France) (Relief pilot)
George Terhune, Prof. (Com specialist)
Susan (no last name given)
Atlantis:
Unnamed commander
Unnamed pilot
Unnamed astronauts
Discovery:
Unnamed astronauts		Stony Man
Sky Killers (2002), novel		Space Shuttles
Enterprise
Atlantis
Discovery		Contemporary
Enterprise is destroyed in orbit by stealth satellite using railgun. Atlantis launch is aborted due to irregular booster firing pattern; crew escapes using slidewire system. Discovery launches successfully with replacements for destroyed satellites.[17]
Joe (Commander) (USA) (no last name given)
Ciba Weber, Dr. (USA)
Vladimir 'Vlad' (Russia) (no last name given)		Y: The Last Man (2002–2008), comic book seriesInternational Space Station
Soyuz		c. 2002 – 2006
Crew aboard ISS when mysterious plague kills nearly all male mammals on Earth.[18][19][20][21]
Robert 'Bob' Iverson, Cmdr.
Rebecca 'Beck' Childs, Maj.
Timmins (Flight Engineer)		The Core (2003), filmSpace Shuttle
Endeavour (STS-114 (?) / Spacelab)		Contemporary
Shuttle crew who make an emergency landing on Sepulveda Dam spillway.[22]
NASA:
Michelle Robeson, Dr.
STS-118:
John Cost, Capt. (Commander/Pilot)
Muswell (no first name given)
Five unnamed astronauts		Orbiter (2003), graphic novelSpace Shuttle
Venture (STS-118)		Near Future
Venture disappears from Earth orbit, causing NASA to abandon human spaceflight. Ten years later Venture mysteriously reappears, technologically altered and with only Cost aboard. Robeson flew on final flight of shuttle Endeavor (sic); Cost previously flew on STS-109.[23]
NASA:
Unnamed astronaut candidates
Atlantis:
Unnamed American astronauts
Endeavor:
Unnamed astronauts
Alpha:
Lawton, Col. (Station Commander) (no first name given)
Heather Charney, Lt.
Unnamed cosmonauts and taikonauts		The Orion Protocol (2003), novelSpace Shuttle
Atlantis
Space Shuttle
Endeavor (sic)
International Space StationAlpha		Near Future[g] (January 27 – February 21)
Testing and deployment missions for space weapons system known as Project Orion.[24]
Jeff Hale, Cmdr. (USAF)
Scotty (no last name given)		Riverworld (2003), TV movieSpace Shuttle
Frontier		2009
When meteors strike Frontier during reentry, Hale finds himself in the bizarre afterlife known as Riverworld.[25]
Marina PotaskiВоры и проститутки (Vory i prostitutki) (2003), Russian filmSoyuz TM1999
TV reporter Marina Potaski travels to Mir to persuade a cosmonaut to return to Earth when he is unwilling to abandon the space station.
Robert Parker (NASA)
Yuri Andropov (FKA)
Hideki Kawahara (JAXA)		The Day After Tomorrow (2004), film/novelInternational Space Station2007
ISS crew observes Earth entering an Ice Age.[26]
Rick Monroe
Brian Poole		'Falling Star' (2004), short storyInternational Space Station2050s (July)
Decades after computer virus devastates human civilization, Monroe reminisces about being one of the last astronauts aboard ISS.[27]
Rose Siciliano, CMDR (USN)Force Protection (2004), novelSpace ShuttleAugust 1999
US Navy pilot, who has just completed the NASA training program and finds herself under threat of assassination following a terrorist attack in Kenya.[28]
Musa Khiromanovich Ivanov, Cmdr. (FKA)
Anatole Konstantinovich Krivalapov, Flight Engineer (FKA)
Sable Jones (NASA)		Time's Eye (2004), novelSoyuz-TMA2037
Personnel returning from the International Space Station pass through a temporal discontinuity shortly after undocking.[29]
Jonas Venture, Dr.
Thaddeus S. 'Rusty' Venture, Dr.
Dean Venture
Henry Allen 'Hank' Venture
Brock Samson
Anna Baldavich, Lt.
Bud Manstrong, Col.		The Venture Bros.
Careers in Science (2004), TV		Gargantua-1 (Space station)
Shuttle 2		1971 / Contemporary
Decades after Jonas Venture builds space station, his son and teenage grandsons are called in when a malfunction occurs.
Ron Scott (Flight Commander)
Kathleen[h] 'Kate' Daniels, Ph.D. (Copilot)
Al Murphy
Robert 'Bob' Paxton (Mission Specialist)
Terri Schmidt (Mission Specialist)
Leo Smith		The Korean Intercept (2005), novelSpace Shuttle
Liberty (Shuttle Flight 72-L)		Near Future (November)
Shuttle crash-lands near North Korean/Chinese border.[30]
Jo Rodriguez, Dr. (Payload Specialist)Maya & Miguel
Career Day (2005), TV		Space ShuttleContemporary
Miguel Santos spends Career Week with aerospace engineer Rodriguez.[31]
Lei Dongjin, Lt. Col.
Lin Xi, Maj.		Shenzhou (spacecraft) (2005), Chinese TVShenzhou2003
30-part TV dramatisation about the events leading up to China's first manned spaceflight, Shenzhou V, in 2003. Two PLAAF pilots, a man and a woman, are the leading contenders to become the first Chinese nationals to be sent into space.[32][33]
Unnamed pilot'Toy Planes' (2005), short storyUnknown (Caribbean island nation):
Spaceplane		Near Future
Caribbean island nation launches spaceplane using balloon platform.[34]
International Space Station:
Robert Iverson (NASA)
Harlan Scott (NASA)
Sergei Veronkova (Russian Space Agency)
Unnamed CAPCOM		The West Wing
Things Fall Apart, 2162 Votes (2005), TV		International Space Station
Air Force Space Command:
Military Space Shuttle		Contemporary
Astronauts endangered by ISS oxygen leak could potentially be saved by secret military space shuttle.
Charles 'Charlie' Farmer
Doug Masterson, Col. (USAF)		The Astronaut Farmer (2006), filmMercury
The Dreamer		Contemporary
Ex-USAF pilot with degree in aerospace engineering builds his own Mercury capsule and Atlas launch vehicle for a self-funded flight in Earth orbit. Masterson is a friend of Farmer and a shuttle astronaut.[35]
NASA:
'Shorty' Boudreau (Chief of the Astronaut Office)
Cyndi Ludlow
Sam Warden (Mission Specialist)
Mir:
Brian Kincheloe
Two unnamed Russian cosmonauts
STS-106:
Bill Kokernot (CDR)
Elise Trube (PLT)
Brian Kincheloe (Mission Specialist)
Lori Primus (Mission Specialist)
STS-108:
Terry 'Surly' Bonds (CDR)
Tom 'Tom Terrific' Terassky (PLT)
Lucy Thorne Kincheloe, Ph.D. (Mission Specialist 1)
Buddy Santos (Mission Specialist 2/Flight Engineer)
Chuck Nethercott (Mission Specialist 3)
Patti Halapeska (Mission Specialist 4)		Challenger Park (2006), novelMir
Space Shuttle:
STS-106 (Atlantis)
STS-108 (Endeavour)
International Space Station		c. 1998
c. 2002 (from February)
Four years after her husband's troubled mission to Mir, Lucy Kincheloe balances professional and personal responsibilities. Boudreau is a veteran of early shuttle missions in the 1980s. Bonds flew five previous shuttle missions.[36]
Two unnamed astronautsCurious George
Curious George's Rocket Ride (2006), TV
Curious George Discovers Space (2015), picture book[i]		International Space StationContemporary
Curious George brings supplies to astronauts on ISS.[37]
Steven 'Steve' Wagner
Three unnamed astronauts		Monk
Mr. Monk and the Astronaut (2006), TV		Altman Aerodynamics:
Rocket plane Epsilon		November 2010
Space shuttle veteran Wagner finds a way to kill his ex-lover from orbit.
Johannes Igby, Prof. (Payload Specialist)
Lawrence 'Larry' Fleinhardt, Ph.D. (Prof.) (Alternate Payload Specialist)
Discovery (return flight):
Unnamed commander and pilot
Larry Fleinhardt (Mission Specialist)
Mitchell (Mission Specialist)
Bradley (Payload Specialist)
Garcia-Romero (Payload Specialist)
Sullivan (Payload Specialist) (no first names given for last four)		Numb3rs
Brutus, Killer Chat, The Art of Reckoning (2006–2007), TV		Space Shuttle
Discovery
International Space Station		2007
When Igby is forced to pull out of mission, Fleinhardt spends four months and 12 days aboard ISS.
George Andrews (ASA chief astronaut)
Intrepid:
Bill Campbell (Pilot/Astronaut)
Kip Dawson (Passenger)
Soyuz:
Sergei Mikhailovich Petrov
Mikhail Rychov		Orbit (2006), novelAmerican Space Adventures (ASA):
Intrepid (Air-launched spacecraft)
Soyuz		May 16 – 21, 2009
Contest winner Dawson is stranded in low Earth orbit after micrometeor impact kills Campbell. Andrews is a former NASA astronaut.[38]
Denise WashingtonThe Space Mission Adventure (2006), chapter bookSpace Shuttle (STS-116)
International Space Station		Contemporary
Astronaut (apparently based on Joan Higginbotham) scheduled for mission the following year speaks to Space Camp students.[39]
Unnamed commander
Unnamed pilot
Unnamed engineer[j]
Unnamed specialist[k]		Superman Returns (2006), filmUSAF/Virgin Galactic:
Genesis (VRSC 1) (air launch to orbitshuttle)		Contemporary/Near Future
Air launch from USAF Boeing 777 goes wrong due to mysterious power outage.[40]
Calvin 'Cal' Howard, Col.
James Adams, Cmdr.
Bob Reid, Col.		Bones
Spaceman in a Crater (2007), TV		NASA:
Space Shuttle
International Space Station
National Space Agency
Space Travel Coalition (STC)		Contemporary
Howard's dead body is found in crater in the desert.[41]
The Man with the Yellow HatCurious George
Grease Monkeys in Space (2007), TV		UnknownContemporary
Mission to repair Einstein-Pizza Space Telescope.[42]
Steve Wilcox, Capt. (Commander)
Stan (Co-pilot)
William		The Dead Zone
Re-Entry (2007), TV		Go Space Corporation:
America's Hope (spaceplane)		Contemporary
Crew of corporation's first orbiter is endangered by meteor strikes.[43]
Luke Nelson, Cmdr.
Jessica 'Jess' Hart, Lt. (PLT)
Sandra 'Sandy' Delgado, Lt.
Craig Hurley, Maj. (USAF)
Mike Dolan		Law & Order: Criminal Intent
Rocket Man (2007), TV		National Space Agency (NSA):
Space Shuttle		Contemporary
One month before she is scheduled to become youngest astronaut in space, shuttle pilot Hart is murdered in hotel room. Nelson and Delgado previously flew two missions together. Story partly inspired by Lisa Nowak case.[44]
Unnamed cosmonaut (Latvia?)Men in Space (2007), novelSoyuz?December 15, 1992 – Spring 1993
Cosmonaut stranded in orbit due to collapse of Soviet Union.[45]
NASA
Ruth Goldman, Dr
Bill Wallace
Derek Mills
FKA
Nikola Ulinov, Cmdr.		Plague Year: A Novel (2007), novelInternational Space Station
Space Shuttle
Endeavour		Near Future
Astronauts trapped in orbit when a nanotech plague renders large parts of the Earth's surface uninhabitable.[46]
Yukari Morita, Cmdr.
Matsuri Morita, Backup Cmdr.
Akane Miura, Specialist		Rocket Girls (2007), anime (based on the 1995 light novel of the same name)SpacecraftTanpopo, Coconut and Mangosteen2007
Teenage pilots of the fictional Solomon Space Agency (SSA), trained to perform orbital repairs on satellites, who later assist the Space Shuttle Atlantis in launching the unmanned Orpheus probe to Pluto.
Atlantis:
Benjamin 'Tuck' Tucker, Jr., Cmdr. (USN) (CDR)
Jessica 'Jess' Ault (PLT)
Jared Finn (Canadian Space Agency) (Mission Specialist)
Jodie Law (Mission Specialist)
Russ Deaver (Senior Payload Specialist)
Vincent 'Vinny' Pistacchia, Jr.
Rick 'Raygun' Van Duren (USN) (CAPCOM)
Legacy:
Benjamin Tucker, Jr. (Commander)
Lance Campbell (Pilot)
Passengers:
Daki Abe
Theodore 'Theo' Burke, Ph.D. (United States Secretary of State)
James Donnelly (Journalist)
Ginny Lin		Zero-G (2007), novelNASA:
Space Shuttle
Atlantis
SpaceVentures, Inc.:
Legacy (Air-launchedspaceplane)		Contemporary
Tucker is sole survivor of Atlantis mission when his crewmates are poisoned by adulterated SAS patches. Eighteen months later, Tucker commands first commercial suborbital spaceflight with passengers. Campbell is a former NASA astronaut.[47]
Four unnamed astronautsAstronaut Handbook (2008), picture bookSpace ShuttleContemporary
Bug-eyed young astronauts train for spaceflight.[48]
Daan Sapp (ESA)
Unnamed astronauts (China, ESA, JAXA, RKA)		Batman and the Outsiders
The Snare (2008), graphic novel		ESAspace shuttle
International Space Station		Contemporary
Astronauts possessed by aliens in order to build particle weapon in lunar orbit. Dutch astronaut Sapp dies under hypnosis by Looker.[49]
Kanemoto Akira
Takahara Kohei		The Clone Returns Home (aka The Clone Returns to the Homeland) (2008), filmSpace Development Society (ASDA) (Japan):
Space Station		Near Future
After Kanemoto dies in a space station EVA accident, Takahara agrees to take part in a human cloning experiment, allowing him to be regenerated after he also dies during an EVA.[50]
Richard 'Dick' Finley, Col. (USMC)
ISS/Atlantis:
Marga Jannsen (ESA)
Lance Corliss (Payload Specialist)		Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
Lunacy (2008), TV		NASA:
International Space Station
Space Shuttle
Atlantis		October 19 – 21, 2008
Murdered Belgian astronaut Jannsen is found floating in river. Finley is an X-15, Apollo, Skylab, Approach and Landing Tests and Shuttle veteran.[51]
Two unnamed astronautsNASA Launch Gone Wrong (2008), web videoNASA:
Space Shuttle?		Contemporary
Astronauts argue about whether they need to bring their own lunch on spaceflight.[52]
Emerson (Commander)
Pritchard, Lt. (no first names given)		Onion News Network
Astronauts Suffer Agonizing, High-Pitched Death After Helium Leak (2008), web video		NASA:
International Space Station		Contemporary
Astronauts killed by bizarre malfunction aboard ISS.[53]
Robert Barrett (Mission Specialist/Protective Protocol Engineer)
Cheryl
Dan (no last names given for last two)		Onion News Network
Astronaut Suspects NASA Using Him To Test Space's Effects On Fat People (2008), web video		NASA:
International Space Station		Contemporary
Conversation between Barrett and ground control.[54]
Shenzhou 6:
Xue Zhinuan
Tong Shun
Sun Bai
Jiang Chin
Unnamed mission:
Zhang Tong		Onion News Network
China Launches First Willing Manned Mission Into Space (2008), web video		China National Space Administration:
Shenzhou 6
Unnamed mission		2005
Contemporary
Zhang becomes first voluntary taikonaut in Chinese space program previously used to get rid of political prisoners.[55]
Travis O'BrienOnion News Network
NASA Simulator Prepares Astronauts For Rigors Of An Interview With Larry King (2008), web video		NASAContemporary
ONN reporter tries out NASA's Larry King interview simulator. Astronaut O'Brien recently returned from 18-month space mission.[56]
Rick 'Killer Whale' Robertson (CDR)
Bill 'Wolverine' White (PLT)
Laurel 'Condor' Freeman (Payload Commander)
Kenai 'Nanook' Munro, Ph.D. (Payload Specialist)
Mike 'Alligator' Williams, Ph.D. (Mission Specialist)
Sheik Jilal al-Hussein (Spaceflight participant)		Prepared for Rage (2008), novelSpace Shuttle
Endeavour		November 2006 – July 2008
Islamic terrorists attempt to shoot down shuttle Endeavour and its 'Carnivore Crew'.[57]
Patrick Shane McLanahan, Lt. Gen. (USAF)
Hunter 'Boomer' Noble, Capt. (USAF) (XR-A9 spacecraft commander)
Lisette 'Frenchy' Moulain, Lt. Cmdr. (USN) (XR-A9 spacecraft commander)
Jim Terranova, Maj. (USMC) (XR-A9 mission commander)
Wayne 'Whack' Macomber, Maj. (USAF)
Chris Wohl, MSgt. (USMC)
Charlie Turlock, Capt. (Army National Guard)
Valerie 'Seeker' Lukas, MSgt. (USAF) (Armstrong Space Station sensor operator)
Ann Page, Ph.D. (Skybolt free-electron laser designer/operator)
Unnamed Armstrong Space Station personnel		Shadow Command (2008), novelArmstrong Space Station (aka 'Silver Tower')
XR-A9 Black Stallion spaceplane (Single-stage-to-orbit)		February 2009
Space warfare personnel during international crisis involving Russia and Iran. Moulain is a former NASA space shuttle pilot and commander. Armstrong Station introduced in Silver Tower (q.v.).[58]
Dustin 'Dusty' Chambers, Lt.
Vince 'Winger' Patrecchio
Randy 'Screwball' (No last name given)
Mitch 'Brooklyn' (No last name given)
Guardian Rescue Mission:
Lincoln 'Lightning' Ripley, Lt. Col. (USAF) (Commander)
Shelly London (Co-Pilot)
Paul 'Gunner' (Mission Specialist) (No last name given)		Cosmic Rendezvous (2009), novelNASA
Guardian Rescue Mission (GRM):
Draco (air launch to orbit spacecraft)		Contemporary
Space Shuttle veteran Ripley romances spacecraft designer London while training for secret military mission.[59]
Sokolov (Flight Engineer)Cosmonaut (2009), short filmSoyuz-TMASeptember 16, 2008
Cosmonaut removed from ISS crew and launched on secret mission.[60]
Unnamed astronautLand of the Lost (2009), filmUnknownContemporary
Reentering astronaut finds himself in parallel dimension.
William 'Bull' Ellis (USN)
Mick Breem		Life
Re-Entry (2009), TV		Space Shuttle2009
Three-time Shuttle pilot Ellis, who was planning to pay $35 million for flight on Russian spacecraft, is shot to death while flying a small plane.[61]
Madison (CDR) (no first name given)
Miranda Bach, Capt. (Payload Commander)
Unnamed astronauts		Lost Tapes
Alien (2009), TV		Space Shuttle
Mission T-258		Spring 2008
Bach is infected by alien spores from comet dust during EVA, causing alien creature to grow inside her.
Chaz Dalton (PLT?)
Three unnamed astronauts		My Name Is Earl
Chaz Dalton's Space Academy (2009), TV		Space ShuttleContemporary
Dalton is impersonated by former NASA colleague to run space camp for kids.
Atlantis:
Seven unnamed astronauts		The Right Stuff (2009), novelSpace Shuttle
Atlantis
International Space Station		Contemporary (Late April)
Shuttle crew makes transoceanic abort landing at Morón Air Base in Spain.[62]
Astronaut Mike Dexter30 Rock
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Notes[edit]

  1. ^Last name given only in Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data on p. 2.
  2. ^Patronymic not given; deduced from father's name.
  3. ^Service branch specified as USN in 2015 novel, but not in novella.
  4. ^Not explicitly stated to be an astronaut.
  5. ^Part of the pilot episode's plotline is based on that of Quatermass II.
  6. ^The name Odyssey appears on the shuttle's wing in exterior shots.
  7. ^Year implied to be 2005 or 2009.
  8. ^The book is inconsistent about whether Kate's real name is Kathleen or Kathryn. See pp. 8, 85 and 313.
  9. ^Adaptation of Curious George episodes 'Curious George's Rocket Ride' and 'Red Planet Monkey'.
  10. ^Played by Sir Richard Branson.
  11. ^Played by Sam Branson.

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