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Edward Marshall, Managing Director at Boston Private, is joined by three professionals who specialize in the space industry including a family office principal, a commercial space executive and a former astronaut. The discussion includes the dynamics of the commercial space industry, factors driving investment, various subsectors and how family offices are approaching the industry.

Terry W. Virts is a retired astronaut, International Space Station Commander, test pilot, and colonel in the United States Air Force. Virts spent over 213 days in space over the course of his career with NASA. His new book How to Astronaut: An Insider's Guide to Leaving Planet Earth is now available

It's been nearly 50 years since an astronaut walked the surface of the moon. NASA plans to change that in the near future.

The agency recently announced the crew members for the upcoming Artemis II Mission – among them, the first woman and person of color to go to the moon. The initial mission objective is to land on the lunar surface in 2025.

Terry and David talk about all things space including how to become an astronaut, what it's like to be in space, and even aliens! Terry Virts new book 'How to Astronaut: An Insider's Guide to Leaving Planet Earth' is now available

Based on Terry’s singularly unique experiences, his insights and stories will be a sheer joy to listen to for anyone who has ever wondered about space travel. This will be a talk worth listening to for those looking for deep insights about a career and life so utterly different than most, those interested in hearing about the impacts–both obvious and obscure–this profession can have on an individual, those looking to sink themselves into an utterly fascinating conversation

A Conversation with Col. Terry Virts (ret), NASA Astronaut & Former Commander of the International Space Station (ISS)

Today on the Dads with Daughters Podcast, we bring you father, astronaut, and author Terry Virts. We talk together about fatherhood, being an astronaut, and what he has learned about life by looking at the Earth from the outside.

We join Terry for a fascinating and far-reaching discussion from living in outer space to politics. We also cover baseball, climate change, UFO’s, and God. I think you will enjoy his opinions and ideas. Terry is just a wonderful man filled with practical wisdom.

Former ISS commander Terry Virts joined 'Fox & Friends' to discuss the significance of the mission as the American rocket heads to the moon for the first time in 50 years

Former NASA astronaut Terry Virts discusses the space tourism industry as Virgin Galactic plans their first tourism flight

Retired NASA astronaut Terry Virts reacts to the search to rescue the five individuals on the Titanic voyage on 'Special Report.

A huge search is underway for five people on a missing sub, which is running dangerously low on oxygen. Searchers have picked up the sound of banging underwater, which has given rescue teams hope of finding the submersible.

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine could put an end to its partnership with the U.S. and other countries in space, according to former astronaut Terry Virts.

Russian President Vladimir Putin "seems to be bent on destroying his own space industry," Virts, a former commander of the International Space Station, told Fox News.

"There’s just not a lot of business that’s going to be happening for the Russian space agency in the coming decades because of Putin’s evil war that he’s waging," Virts said.

Russia will pull out of the International Space Station after 2024 and focus on building its own orbiting outpost, the country’s new space chief said Tuesday amid high tensions between Moscow and the West over the fighting in Ukraine

NASA is facing a crucial moment in its history with the launch of the unmanned space craft Artemis 1, which will travel to the moon. Former astronaut Terry Virts joins "On Balance" to discuss this mission.

Celebrated NASA astronaut, pilot of the space shuttle Endeavour, and crew member on the Russian Soyuz spacecraft, Terry Virts also spent 200 consecutive days in space as commander of the International Space Station—one of the longest continuous space missions of any NASA astronaut. Step back, more than 220 miles from Earth, and experience our planet from a new perspective. Terry helped to install the outpost’s 360-degree observation module, which not only helped him to take more photos than any astronaut before him, but gives those who see the images a deeper understanding of our planet’s beauty, climate, and place in the universe.

What’s the payoff of the billionaire space race? Former NASA Astronaut Colonel Terry Virts says the return on investment is “better than just about any other way we could spend money.”

Retired astronaut Col. Terry Virts was our guest for “Ask An Astronaut: A Conversation with Astronaut Terry Virts.” Terry gave his perspective on life as an astronaut, on life in space, and where we go next in space. Terry was the pilot of space shuttle Endeavour (STS-130) and served as a flight engineer on Expedition 42 and Commander of Expedition 43 on the International Space Station. He is one of only four astronauts in history to have piloted a space shuttle, flown a Russian Soyuz spacecraft (TMA-15M), performed spacewalks, and commanded the ISS. He has spent a total of 213 days in space, including over 19 hours in three spacewalks

Spending Time with Astronaut Terry Virts | aBlogtoWatch Spending Time Podcast Ep. 57
Astronaut Terry Virts (Instagram: @astro_terry) joins our Zach Piña on the podcast to talk about some of his past NASA missions, what it’s like to take photos in outer space, and how he relies on his Omega Speedwalker X-33 in his day-to-day life as an astronau

Retired NASA astronaut Colonel Terry W. Virts discussed takeaways from his extensive time in space at a Harvard Business School event Monday.

Virts recently published Views From Above, which includes 300 photos he took during his time in space. He embarked on his first trip in 2010, piloting the STS-130 on a two-week trip to the International Space Station. Four years later, Virts returned to the ISS for 200 days. During this second expedition, Virts brought along his camera and captured more than 319,000 photographs.

One evening in January 2015, Terry Virts, a Nasa astronaut onboard the International Space Station (ISS), decided to pop over to the Russian quarters, catch up with his Russian colleagues and check out the view.

the U.S. and Russia jointly built the International Space Station, an enduring symbol of global scientific collaboration in space. But that long partnership may be coming to an end.

Cutting the hair of another astronaut on the International Space Station is one of the most stressful things US Air Force Col. Terry Virts has ever done – even above spacewalking, flying F-16s, piloting a space shuttle and enduring multiple rounds of survival training around the world.

Frank Buckley interviews astronaut Terry Virts, who spent 7 months in space aboard the International Space Station.
Listen to the full interview on the "Frank Buckley Interviews" podcast, available anywhere you get podcasts

On ABC News' "Perspective" podcast, Virts told ABC's Cheri Preston that he dealt with a lot of isolation while traveling in space.

During this podcast, Terry reveals what it’s like to live in a space station, and he discusses the joys and dangers that accompany space flight and exploration. He also provides his perspective as an astronaut on the importance of the Apollo 11 mission.

Scott is joined by Terry talking climate change

Tim Conway Jr. interviews Terry Virts, a retired USAF pilot and astronaut

Earlier at the Yidan Summit, which was taking place in HK, Peter Lewis met up with NASA Astronaut Colonel Terry Virts and talked about how the lessons he learned from the space programme could be applied to other walks of life, including setting up and managing your own business.

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