Is there any physicist doing research who was once an astronaut?

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The discussion centers on the inquiry about former astronauts who have transitioned into research in theoretical physics, specifically in areas like string theory. Participants note the limited number of astronauts, suggesting that reviewing their biographies could quickly identify any who have pursued this academic path. A search link is provided to facilitate finding relevant information about astronaut-physicists. The conversation emphasizes the intersection of space exploration and advanced scientific research, highlighting the unique qualifications of astronauts in theoretical physics.
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Is there any former astronaut who is now doing research in theoretical physics (like e.g string theory)?
 
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Don't know off the top of my head, but since there aren't very many astronauts it probably wouldn't take long to go through their bios.
 
Suekdccia said:
Is there any former astronaut who is now doing research in theoretical physics (like e.g string theory)?
russ_watters said:
Don't know off the top of my head, but since there aren't very many astronauts it probably wouldn't take long to go through their bios.
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=astronaut+physicist
 
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