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On March 11, 2008, an ex-Air Force pilot, now an astronaut, was sent aboard a Space Shuttle direction to the space station (ISS). He was very excited about the launch and experienced the sensational launch experience notably with the heat, vibrations and others. When he arrived at the station who is in orbit, he was able to contemplate the beauty of the earth seen from space. For him is a exciting adventure

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On March 11 2008, Gregory Johnson participated in the launch of a rocket. He talks about his feelings on take-off and arrival.

He explains there was a lot of orange light in the cockpit, there was a lot of sound and it was hot.

On arrival in te Space, he discovered the beautiful atmosphere, it was unimaginable, it was a life-changing adventure and source of spiritual reflection.

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Thomas Pesquet’s interview after his come back to Earth.

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Thomas Pesquet’s interview after his come back to Earth.

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Thomas Pesquet’s interview by Euronews :

After the mission on the ISS, Thomas Pesquet talks to us about his experience during this amazing mission

« It’s the most fantastic time of my life »

After the achievement of all scientific objectives, the most important thing for Thomas Pesquet is the way that he makes all children interested in science and Space missions.

His experience is wonderful, floating is a thrill when he wakes up

« Hanging the outside of the ISS with only two fingers is absolutly amazing »

So, this mission is a milestone step in Thomas’s life and he’s proud to share his experiences with people on Earth.

Camille, Noah, Pauline

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Today, we had the chance to interview an astronaut from the ISS. Her name is Kate and she had the kindness to answer to some of our questions.

The first question was asked by Kaley and it was: What is it like to look at earth from your perspective ?

Kate told us that movies, pictures and videos couldn't express how she felt when she saw it for real. She said it was surprising, amazing and that earth is glowing bright with the horizon shinning and glimmering. And she added that everyday she sees entire continents of thunderstorms.

The last question was asked by Ryan and it was: What's your least favorite thing about space ?

And she said: "Nothing." For her space is fantastic and especially because of the daily things like floating or trying to eat while floating. For her space is a source of wonder and constant fascination and I quote "it feels like the laws of physics have changed up here". What an amazing journey space is!

Ruben Clivillé, Hugo De Sousa

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Kate is a scientist aboard the ISS and answers questions posed by individuals communicating with the ISS from Earth.

A young woman, Kelly asked "how does the Earth looks like from space?"

She was surprised at how it looks; it looks like a planet in space movies , "we have to adjust the setting of the camera when we are taking photos because it is really bright and almost glowing". She loves watching continents go over, she can also see thunderstorms from the station during the night.

A man Rayan then asked "what is your least favorite thing about being in space?"

"Nothing" she said that even little daily things like having breakfast is fantastic because everything is floating around you. "Laws of physics totally change up here when you're floating"

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Article of the interview Thomas Pesquet .

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Article of the interview Thomas Pesquet .

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It's an interview by euro-news .During a conference, we can see the flags of many countries that are part of International Space Station. In this interview Thomas Pesquet explains his own experience in Space .

While Thomas Pesquet was on the ISS and he says this experience was the most fantastic time of this life. He thinks the views of Earth from the ISSS are the most beautiful when you are in Space .

This mission was successful. He added that he couldn't forget that he was in Space even when he was asleep, since he was floating and the experience was so extreme.

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Thomas Pesquet returned to Earth a year ago. He was on a mission aboard the International Space Station (ISS) to conduct scientific research and inspire young people across Europe. In an interview with Euronews, he mentioned that it was an unforgettable experience. Describing his journey, he expressed that every time he woke up in his "sleeping station" and realized he was floating, it felt like a shot of adrenaline. Additionally, during a spacewalk, he described the experience as both fantastic and extreme, as he found himself holding his body with only two fingers while floating over the void below him.

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On March 11, 2008 the American shuttle Endeavor was launched from Florida to finish the first steps in the laboratory at the international space station. (ISS) In the spaceship was American astronaut and pilot Gregory Johnson. Who said : " there is a lot of light, it is hot and it is noisy" and he adds “it’s an exciting and incredible adventure that leads to spiritual reflections”.

Manon Dorée

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