Like an infant adjusting to the new world, ESA astronaut Thomas Pesquet is relearning how to move around the weightless environment of space. His cradle is a familiar place though - this is Thomas's second mission to the International Space Station, the orbiting lab where he where he broke records for science during his first six months in orbit. In the same way one never forgets how to ri
Wednesday, May 19, 2021
Back to the space cradle
Paris (ESA) May 19, 2021
Like an infant adjusting to the new world, ESA astronaut Thomas Pesquet is relearning how to move around the weightless environment of space. His cradle is a familiar place though - this is Thomas's second mission to the International Space Station, the orbiting lab where he where he broke records for science during his first six months in orbit. In the same way one never forgets how to ri
Like an infant adjusting to the new world, ESA astronaut Thomas Pesquet is relearning how to move around the weightless environment of space. His cradle is a familiar place though - this is Thomas's second mission to the International Space Station, the orbiting lab where he where he broke records for science during his first six months in orbit. In the same way one never forgets how to ri
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