Homemade Astronaut: The Clay Anderson Story - Full Program
November 5, 2009
NET Television's "Homemade Astronaut" is the story of Nebraska's first astronaut Clayton Anderson. The documentary follows Anderson's journey from dreamy-eyed child to ambitious college student to determined NASA astronaut, one of only a handful in the world chosen for an International Space Station mission. Anderson blasted into space on the space shuttle Atlantis in June 2007 and spent six months with a crew on the International Space Station.
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