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Clay Anderson, a NASA mission specialist, couldn't take a full-fledged Husker shrine aboard the space shuttle Discovery, so a Husker ballcap and a red N for his spacesuit sleeve had to suffice. At 200-plus miles above Earth, his salute to the Cornhuskers will be hard to top, at least altitude-wise. Click on a photo below to go to a NASA page where a higher-resolution version is available. Or you can view the entire gallery from the current 13-day mission, which began April 5. (There's at least one more shot similar to the one below.) More info: Bio | Pre-launch stories: LJS, OWH | Clay on Twitter | York column
 

NASA photo

NASA photo