Mike Fincke ’89 dives for a blob of orange juice. Credit: NASA
Mike Fincke ’89 has appeared in Slice numerous times. There was the time he and his colleagues on the International Space Station (ISS) received a phone call from President Obama. And the time he placed a call (from space) to tell a fellow alum about his enthusiasm for this blog.
Today, we have another video of Fincke. This one he made aboard the ISS, and it features him giving a tour of the station and showing his tiny bedroom, toilet, and other modules. Check out the food demonstration five minutes in—there’s entertaining footage of Fincke eating a can of fish and big blobs of OJ.
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Mike,
Met your charming wife and kids, and watched you suit up and lift off while in Baikonur in Oct. 08 with an MIT alumni group. Then watched you dock and enter the ISS while at Mission Control in Moscow. From all of us in the group….a hearty “WELL DONE!”
Fantastic! I’ve always wanted to see inside the ISS Space Station. Thank you for taking me there!
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