When astronauts return to Earth, Dr. Anil Menon is often among the first to welcome them home. A lean man, sometimes clad in black SpaceX scrubs and a face mask, he might easily disappear into the background of historic photos. But look carefully and you’ll notice a dragon peeking out of his sleeve. The tattoo binds him to his lifelong passion for space. Years ago he stood at the foot of the Space Shuttle Challenger Monument in LA's Little Tokyo. From there, he walked to a tattoo shop named af...
When astronauts return to Earth, Dr. Anil Menon is often among the first to welcome them home. A lean man, sometimes clad in black SpaceX scrubs and a face mask, he might easily disappear into the background of historic photos. But look carefully and you’ll notice a dragon peeking out of his sleeve. The tattoo binds him to his lifelong passion for space. Years ago he stood at the foot of the Space Shuttle Challenger Monument in LA's Little Tokyo. From there, he walked to a tattoo shop named af...
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