Thomas Baskett, with the digital tablet, aboard SpaceX’s Crew-Dragon 2 spacecraft. – SpaceX
We already know that Brittany View from the sky through the numerous photo works published. But when viewed from space, this is very rare. One week at the International Space Station (ISS),
Thomas Baskett ISS posted on his Twitter account on Saturday.
“Sometimes when we circle the earth a familiar shadow looms over the horizon … Did you say hexagon?”, The French astronaut commented, Before saying goodbye to his four ISS colleagues
Back to earth This Sunday morning
Normandy and Paris through the lens of Thomas Baskett
Born in Saint-Renault, Finister, Benoit Hamon Thomas responded jokingly to Beskett’s clich. “Confirmation from space that there is never a cloud over Brittany,” the former Socialist presidential candidate said on his Twitter account.
Normandy, the area where Thomas Baskett came from, and The city of Paris Was already entitled to immortal week from space by the French astronaut.
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