Moviegoers pretty much are required to sit in crowded
theaters to watch the new "Star Trek" movie, which premiered on May
8, but not NASA astronaut Michael Barratt. He will have the
opportunity to watch the film aboard the International Space
Station, while he and two crewmates fly 220 miles above Earth. The
only thing missing will be the popcorn.
NASA has assigned the crew for space shuttle mission
STS-132, targeted for launch in April 2010. This flight will
deliver the Russian-built Mini Research Module (MRM1) to the
International Space Station.
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