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Chris Hadfield

@cmdr_hadfield

Astronaut, back on Earth after 3 spaceflights.
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Zoom in - an amazing grid of turbines off the coast of France, turning sea breeze into electricity. Technology for the good of all.

Zoom in - an amazing grid of turbines off the coast of France, turning sea breeze into electricity. Technology for the good of all.
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If you’ve got 20 minutes to sail around Georgian Bay with my brother Dave, it’s worth it: youtu.be/X-PycMVce1o?fe…

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I am so excited to announce my European Cosmos tour! Prague, Brno, Belgrade, Zagreb, Istanbul & Vienna. An evening like no other, stories of joy, danger & ideas for all ages. Tickets onsale now: chrishadfield.ca/central-europe…

I am so excited to announce my European Cosmos tour! Prague, Brno, Belgrade, Zagreb, Istanbul & Vienna. An evening like no other, stories of joy, danger & ideas for all ages. Tickets onsale now: chrishadfield.ca/central-europe…
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Alan B. Shepard, Jr. became the first American in space on May 5, 1961! Shepard's Freedom 7 spacecraft reached speeds of 5,180 miles per hour during his 15-minute suborbital flight. Footage from this historic mission: go.nasa.gov/4m907HZ

Alan B. Shepard, Jr. became the first American in space on May 5, 1961! Shepard's Freedom 7 spacecraft reached speeds of 5,180 miles per hour during his 15-minute suborbital flight.

Footage from this historic mission: go.nasa.gov/4m907HZ
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It delights me to think of the nitrogen-methane wind blowing big rocks across the frozen surface of Titan, a moon of Saturn. seti.org/can-wind-move-… image: NASA

It delights me to think of the nitrogen-methane wind blowing big rocks across the frozen surface of Titan, a moon of Saturn. 
seti.org/can-wind-move-… image: NASA
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Bacteria that conduct electricity to live buried in sediment. Very cool discovery. I wonder if this type of life exists on Mars too? read: bioengineer.org/scientists-dis… Oregon State University

Bacteria that conduct electricity to live buried in sediment. Very cool discovery. I wonder if this type of life exists on Mars too? 
read: bioengineer.org/scientists-dis… <a href="/OregonState/">Oregon State University</a>
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I was a Cub Scout - earning my badges helped me learn how to turn myself into an astronaut. Full interview: scouts.ca/profiles-in-ca… Scouts Canada

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Fun to be one of the astronauts testing Axiom Space's new lunar spacesuit & its fit with Astrolab's FLEX Moon rover. White to reflect heat, backpack to keep me alive.

Fun to be one of the astronauts testing <a href="/Axiom_Space/">Axiom Space</a>'s new lunar spacesuit &amp; its fit with <a href="/Astrolab_Space/">Astrolab</a>'s FLEX Moon rover. White to reflect heat, backpack to keep me alive.