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For Veterans Day, we would like to honor those who have served in the United States military by highlighting a few veterans contributing to @NASA astrophysics. We thank them, and all who have served, for their service! #VeteransDaypic.twitter.com/Mg9PIS8TZO
Peter Sooy is a veteran of the @USNavy. Now, as part of the @NASAWebb team, he helps people learn about Webb through events like the Balloon Fiesta & Fenway Park’s STEM Day. Fun Fact: He’s trying to hike Maryland’s portion of the Appalachian Trail this year. #VeteransDaypic.twitter.com/DLguunXZR1
Elizabeth “Liz” Ruth is a veteran of the @usairforce. Currently, Liz is a @NASAArmstrong pilot and a part of the crew flying @SOFIAtelescope. Fun Fact: While in the Air Force, Liz was an instructor pilot, check pilot, and aircraft commander. #VeteransDaypic.twitter.com/4a6KArxJH8
Many of the @NASAArmstrong pilots flying the @SOFIAtelescope to study the solar system and beyond are veterans with experience from @usairforce and @USNavy. https://go.nasa.gov/32xzRzS #VeteransDaypic.twitter.com/xUOF3Af0jg
Steven Villanueva Jr. served in the @usairforce from 2003-2007 as an aircraft support equipment mechanic. Now, Steven is a postdoc at MIT hunting for planets with @NASAExoplanets’ TESS. Fun Fact: He enjoys walking his three dogs Cosmo, Luna, & Bella. #VeteransDaypic.twitter.com/mMyC26dLAW
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