James M. Kelly (astronaut)

James M. Kelly (born 1964) is a former American astronaut. He was selected by NASA in 1996 as part of Astronaut Group 16. Kelly's career included multiple missions aboard the Space Shuttle and the International Space Station (ISS).

Early Life and Education

Kelly's early life and educational background are not extensively documented in publicly available sources. Further research is needed to fully detail this section.

NASA Career

Kelly's career with NASA spanned several years, marked by significant contributions to space exploration. He participated in missions focusing on:

• Space Shuttle missions: Specific details about his Shuttle missions, including mission numbers and roles, require further information.
• International Space Station (ISS) missions: Similar to the Shuttle missions, details regarding his ISS missions, including duration, scientific experiments conducted, and responsibilities are needed for a complete entry.

Post-NASA Career

Information regarding Kelly's activities following his departure from NASA is currently limited. Further research is required to provide a complete overview of his post-NASA career.

Awards and Honors

A comprehensive list of awards and honors received by James M. Kelly during his career is needed.

See Also

List of NASA astronauts *International Space Station

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