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Astronauts, Space Exploration, Space Exploration Technologies, Space Flight, Space Shuttle, Space Station

You’re In A Spacesuit, Blind. This Astronaut Survived It And Explains What He Did Next

20 Mar , 2014 by Elizabeth Howell

“There is no problem so bad that you can’t make it worse.” So with that old astronaut principle in mind, what is the best reaction to take when your eyes become blinded while you’re working on the International Space Station, in no more protection than with a spacesuit? The always eloquent Canadian (retired) astronaut Chris […]

Chris Hadfield, expedition 34, Expedition 35, scott parazynski, STS-100

Space Flight, Space Shuttle, Space Station

Spacewalking: Through an Astronaut’s Eyes

16 Mar , 2010 by Nancy Atkinson

[/caption] What is it really like to go on a spacewalk? Some astronauts have said there are no words to describe the experience, but we talked with astronaut Chris Hadfield – the same guy who gave the best description ever of going to the bathroom in space – and asked him to convey his thoughts […]

astronauts, Chris Hadfield, EVA, STS-100

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