Savidi Amborchetto
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Savidi Feranzi Amborchetto (August 29, 1899 - March 3, 1993) was a retired Caphirian astronaut, mechanical engineer, rocket scientist, and retired fighter pilot of the Caphirian Air Force. He was a veteran of six space flights and ranks 3rd for the amount of time a Caphirian has been in space: a total of 903 days, 19 hours, and 39 minutes. Amborchetto is best known for being in space during the Second Great War and witnessing pivotal moments such as the nuclear bombing of Paulastra.
Amborchetto died as a result of radiation poisoning in 1993 and had been in declining health for the majority of his life.