Christer Fuglesang

Christer Fuglesang flew as Mission Specialist on Space ShuttleDiscoveryfor STS-116 to the International Space Station. He became the first Swedish astronaut to fly in space. During his Celsius mission, Christer conducted three spacewalks. His tasks were to attach new hardware to the Station and to reconfigure the Station’s electrical power system. The unscheduled third spacewalk freed the Station’s jammed P6 solar array. His total spacewalk time during the mission was 18 hours 14 minutes.

Christer‘s second spaceflight lasted from 29 August to 12 September 2009. He was Mission Specialist on Space ShuttleDiscoveryfor STS-128 to the International Space Station. On this Alissé mission, Christer made two spacewalks, installing an ammonia tank and preparing for the installation of the European-built Node-3 module. He spent 13 hours and 40 minutes spacewalking, bringing his total time spent spacewalking to 31 hours and 54 minutes. Christer was also responsible for overseeing cargo transfers from the Leonardo Multi-Purpose Logistics Module that was brought to the Station inDiscovery. Christer also performed experiments and educational and public relations activities.

Christer Fuglesang is the Professor at Harvard, based in Europe. With a background in Information Technology, Christer Fuglesang has a rich history of leadership and innovation. Explore their detailed professional journey, key connections, and contributions to the industry on our platform.