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Born in Elmira, New York, Eileen Collins became an astronaut in 1991, after being selected for the astronaut program while attending the Air Force Test Pilot School at Edwards AFB, California. Fifteen years ago, On February 3, 1995 she claimed a unique place in the space history by becoming the first woman to pilot a space shuttle — Discovery. And in 1999 Collins went on to become the first female commander of a space shuttle mission, STS-93. During her time at NASA, Collins logged over 6,751 hours in 30 different types of aircraft. She retired from NASA in May 2006.

I CANT BELIEVE I’M SAYING THIS: THANK GOD FOR FOXNEWS. THIS VIDEO IS VERY REVEALING. Pay close attention first of all at 00:56-01:40 (2 objects, pulsating, changing directions, then Nasa guy saying: “over the years we have chased many, many, many of these things” and always finding that they didnt post us any answer.” PAY CLOSE ATTENTION AT 2:00 and 2:30. “ASK THE QUESTION, ASK THE QUESTION” “NO” and then the woman in the background appears to be laughing! at 2:30 she says “WHAT COULD THESE THINGS POSSIBLY BE, I MEAN, ALOT OF PEOPLE ARE WRITING AND SAYING” then the other guy comes and goes “SATTELITES!” she acts surprised: “SATTELITES? COULD THEY BE SATTELITES?” the chick again is asking questions: “But I dont recall seeing this in recent missions, is this just something that happens frequently and is not reported” the NASA astronaut says “occasionally, on my second mission one of these floated by” and he holds up a little tiny wrench…This is beyond ridiculous