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British astronaut Piers Sellers dies at 61, 14 months after cancer diagnosis
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Piers Sellers, a British-born climate scientist for Nasa who remained optimistic about the fate of the Earth despite the grim climate change models he oversaw and who gained American citizenship to fulfil a childhood dream of becoming an astronaut, has died in Houston.The death was confirmed in a statement by Nasa Administrator Charles Bolden.Dr Sellers, who had been diagnosed with Stage 4 pancreatic cancer in October 2015, went public with his diagnosis in a New York Times column in January 2016.He wrote that while he had hoped he would see solutions to the problem of climate change in his lifetime, he was devoted to continuing his climate research until he died.
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British-born astronaut Piers Sellers dies aged 61 after suffering from pancreatic cancer
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In an article for the New York Times he said: "I've no complaints.I'm very grateful for the experiences I've had on this planet."As an astronaut I spacewalked 220 miles above the Earth.Floating alongside the International Space Station, I watched hurricanes cartwheel across oceans, the Amazon snake its way to the sea through a brilliant green carpet of forest, and gigantic nighttime thunderstorms flash and flare for hundreds of miles along the Equator.
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Astronaut Piers Sellers dies of pancreatic cancer
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Astronaut Piers Sellers dies of pancreatic cancerHeather SmithFormer NASA astronaut Piers Sellers, a veteran of three Space Shuttle missions, died on Friday, Dec. 23, 2016, in Houston after more than a year of battling pancreatic cancer.Sellers was diagnosed in October 2015.He only revealed he was battling Stage 4 pancreatic cancer in January of this year (2016) in a New York Times column where he wrote he hoped to see solutions to climate change in his lifetime and would continue to work on climate research until he died.Overseeing scientists researching climate and weather, Sellers was serving as the deputy director of sciences and exploration at Goddard Space Flight Center.
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