Astronaut visits Halifax Health in Daytona Beach to lead leads flight suit project

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Nicole Stott, a retired astronaut, came to visit the Halifax Hospital on Monday, March 5, to collect pieces for the International Space Station. Nicole Stott started her tour at the center of pediatrics where the children painted fabric to later be sewn onto a flight suit that will be worn by an astronaut. Even the babies had an impact, when Susie Johnson made copies of the baby feet with paint to be used. They are hoping to have collected and be finished with the project on June 10, International Children's Day.

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