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Unwrapped: Space – The Work of His Hands Conference Seminar 8 by Col. Jeff Williams
A Genesis Science Society Event. Produced by David Rives Ministries and filmed LIVE at the Wonders Center.
Every Unwrapped Conference is a deep dive into new scientific findings discovered based on a variety of topics and is presented live at the Wonders Center and Science Museum by Genesis Science Society speakers. In this episode, Colonel Jeffery Williams talks about his amazing space travels and much more.
Running time: approx. 60 minutes
Colonel Jeffrey N. Williams grew up on a farm in the rural township of Winter, Wisconsin. He graduated from the United States Military Academy (USMA) at West Point in 1980 and served more than 27 years active in the US Army. He also continues as an active astronaut in the US space program. Serving in that capacity since 1996, Williams has logged a US record of 534 days in space on four flights. This was in direct support of the assembly and operation of the International Space Station (ISS).
Williams’s missions include the Space Shuttle mission STS-101 in 2000, three Russian Soyuz flights, and three long-duration stays on the ISS spanning Expeditions 13, 21, 22, 47, and 48, most recently returning to Earth in September 2016. Over that time, he also logged nearly 32 hours during five space walks in both US and Russian space suits. Williams tells all these stories in Unwrapped: The Work of His Hands.
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