Expedition 35 Commander Chris Hadfield of the Canadian Space Agency (CSA), left, Russian Flight Engineer Roman Romanenko of the Russian Federal Space Agency (Roscosmos), center, and NASA Flight Engineer Tom Marshburn sit in chairs outside the Soyuz Capsule just minutes after they landed in a remote area outside the town of Dzhezkazgan, Kazakhstan, on Tuesday, May 14, 2013. Hadfield, Romanenko and Marshburn are returning from five months onboard the International Space Station where they served as members of the Expedition 34 and 35 crews. Photo Credit: (NASA/Carla Cioffi)
Chris Hadfield’s 5-month Space Mission in 90 Seconds
Already missing him being in space? I’ve seen several tweets about people going through Hadfield withdrawal. But to tide you over until he starts tweeting again (just give him a little time to get his Earth-legs again) here’s a mashup/supercut of Chris Hadfield’s video and image highlights from his five-month stay on the International Space Station.
12 Replies to “Chris Hadfield’s 5-month Space Mission in 90 Seconds”
Now that was cool. Only the pitts and clooneys of the world can dream to be as heroic as he
Is it possible to have a calm rational discussion about the ISS? I hated seeing the golf club come out on the moon and I am not impressed with Hadfield’s stage presence. Maybe he should go on Idyl. I object to the ISS as it has devolved into whatever it is. Maybe that is a good starting point. What is the ISS? Is it worth the bang for the buck? Or are we just strumming along while the “developing” world takes space for real? When people look for heros they find them. Where is my science?
It is not possible to have a calm conversation with you in the light of your abyssmal state of ignorance concerning the value of science and the ISS. In addition, you have no idea how much Hadfield’s “stage presence” has catapulted the popularity of space travel as a possible career for youngsters.
You ask, “Where is my science?” It’s all around you. Too bad you won’t open your eyes and look.
Chris Hadfield is a contemporary hero.
He re-made the ISS project Human, Public, and International.
He represents the best of human qualities, If I ever meet him I will thank him and shake his hand!
the coolest Canadian since Gordie Howe… 🙂
Chris Hadfield, the Carl Sagan of space travel.
thank you for my morning dose of Chris Hadfield 🙂
Ya just have to watch the I.S.S. soar overhead and then watch some live feed from the space station , and feel connected , humanity at its best . Congratulation to all that have created all the science and fabrication from around the world . Thank you !
And William Shatner !
Chris (Bowie) Hadfield brought the ISS into my house on a regular basis in a delightful and insightful way. He is a credit to Canada and the world… Good job Chris! More por favor! I can only hope he’ll become the first Canadian on the Moon! or even Mars!
Funny how a Canadian made the ISS cool.
Never thought I would find a guy with a moustache cool one day.
I really miss this guy. I hope his interaction with educators, students and the Legions of Millions via social networking outreach is taken to heart and formalized by The Federation 🙂
Now that was cool. Only the pitts and clooneys of the world can dream to be as heroic as he
Is it possible to have a calm rational discussion about the ISS? I hated seeing the golf club come out on the moon and I am not impressed with Hadfield’s stage presence. Maybe he should go on Idyl. I object to the ISS as it has devolved into whatever it is. Maybe that is a good starting point. What is the ISS? Is it worth the bang for the buck? Or are we just strumming along while the “developing” world takes space for real? When people look for heros they find them. Where is my science?
It is not possible to have a calm conversation with you in the light of your abyssmal state of ignorance concerning the value of science and the ISS. In addition, you have no idea how much Hadfield’s “stage presence” has catapulted the popularity of space travel as a possible career for youngsters.
You ask, “Where is my science?” It’s all around you. Too bad you won’t open your eyes and look.
Chris Hadfield is a contemporary hero.
He re-made the ISS project Human, Public, and International.
He represents the best of human qualities, If I ever meet him I will thank him and shake his hand!
the coolest Canadian since Gordie Howe… 🙂
Chris Hadfield, the Carl Sagan of space travel.
thank you for my morning dose of Chris Hadfield 🙂
Ya just have to watch the I.S.S. soar overhead and then watch some live feed from the space station , and feel connected , humanity at its best . Congratulation to all that have created all the science and fabrication from around the world . Thank you !
And William Shatner !
Chris (Bowie) Hadfield brought the ISS into my house on a regular basis in a delightful and insightful way. He is a credit to Canada and the world… Good job Chris! More por favor! I can only hope he’ll become the first Canadian on the Moon! or even Mars!
Funny how a Canadian made the ISS cool.
Never thought I would find a guy with a moustache cool one day.
I really miss this guy. I hope his interaction with educators, students and the Legions of Millions via social networking outreach is taken to heart and formalized by The Federation 🙂