George David Low, born February 19, 1956 in Cleveland, Ohio, went into space three times during his career as an astronaut.
His first mission was aboard Columbia (STS-32) as mission specialist in January 1990. He spent almost 11 days in space, which at the time was the longest shuttle mission yet.
His second mission was aboard Atlantis (STS-43) as mission specialist in August 1991. He spent almost 9 hours in space.
His third and final mission was on Endeavour (STS-57) as mission specialist in June 1993. He spent almost 10 days in space.
He passed away in March 2008 from colon cancer.
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