Barratt

Michael Reed

USA

International order nº: 499

US astr. nº: 322

Personal data:

Birthdate:  16 Apr 1959
Birthplace:  Vancouver / Washington
Marital status:  married
Children:  five
Selection date:  26 Jul 2000
Selection group:  NASA-18
Job:  MSP
Status:  active

Spaceflights:

Ord.
num.		 Startup
spacecraft		 Date and
time of
launch (UT)		 Status
while
launch		 Spacecraft
of landing		 Date and
time of
landing (UT)		 Duration
1 Soyuz-TMA14 26 Mar 2009
11h 49m		 Flight Engineer
Exp 19/20		 Soyuz-TMA14 11 Oct 2009
04h 32m		 198d 16h 42m
2 STS-133
(Discovery/39)		 24 Feb 2011
21h.53m.		 MSP STS-133
(Discovery/39)		 09 Mar 2011
16h 57m		 12d 19h 04m
3 SpaceX Crew-8 04 Mars 2024
03:53:38 UTC		 PL/FE / ISS-70, 71, 72 SpaceX Crew-8 25 October 2024
07:29:02 UTC		 235d 03h 35m
Total duration: 446d 15h 21m

EVA′s:

Date of
beginning		 Time of
beginning		 Duration Crew & Remarks
05 June 2009 - UT 4h 54m Barratt and G.Padalka; mission Soyuz TMA-14
Preparing Pirs for the arrival of a new Russian module called the Mini-Research Module 2, or MRM2
10 June 2009 - UT 0h 12m Barratt and G.Padalka; mission ISS
The EVA crew replaced a hatch with a docking point. Taking place entirely inside the Zvezda Service Module, with the spacewalkers' suits still attached to umbilicals, it has been called an "internal" spacewalk, but is nonetheless considered a spacewalk because Michael Barratt and Gennadi Padalka worked in a depressurized space.
24 June 2009 - UT 0h 31m Barratt and T. Dyson; mission ISS
NASA says today's spacewalk lasted due to a water leak only 31 minutes; that's the time between the switch to battery power and the moment the crew reconnected to station power.
Total: 5h 37m EVAs: 3

Backup assignments

No. Mission Job
1  Soyuz TMA-13  ISS-CDR
2  SpaceX Crew-7  PLT

Additional information

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