NASA astronaut Christina Koch to join NFL fans in Philadelphia
Koch will promote NASA's space exploration and aeronautics work at the Eagles-Rams game as part of the agency's Inspiration Tour.
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NASA astronaut Christina Koch will appear at the Philadelphia Eagles' game against the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday, Oct. 4, as part of the agency's ongoing Inspiration Tour, according to a NASA news release.
Koch, described by NASA as a self-proclaimed Philadelphia sports fan, will highlight the agency's work in space exploration and aeronautics innovation during the event.
She is an engineer and explorer who has spent a total of 338 days in space over the course of her career, according to NASA.
The Inspiration Tour is intended to showcase America's achievements in space exploration and aeronautics innovation to the public, using high-profile events such as NFL games to reach a wide audience.
NASA's release did not specify the exact nature of Koch's appearance at the game, such as whether she will take part in any on-field activities or ceremonial roles.
The Philadelphia-Los Angeles matchup is scheduled to take place at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia.
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- NASA Astronaut Christina Koch to Join NFL Fans in Philadelphia — NASA Breaking News
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