Here is Commander Chris Hadfield (Canada) singing David Bowie’s A Space Oddity (with a few words changed) at the International Space Station.
All done thanks to the hard work of science.
I first heard A Space Oddity riding in the back of my parents’ car when I was around 11 or so. I thought it was so sad and I couldn’t ask my parents about it because they’d have no idea what the heck I was talking about. 🙂
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Bravo!! I got goosebumps.
I remember my dad sitting with us, like another little kid in awe, as we watched the first steps being taken on the moon.
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Cool. I was probably in the room with a TV on but I was 3 so don’t remember it at all. 🙂
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I think it must be fun to live in space!
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I very much want to experience zero gravity. But am a little scared of taking the “Vomit Comet” to try it. 🙂
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Oh and if you want a good fiction book that considers the problems and perks of living in space, I recommend “Space Doctor” by Lee Corey (long out of print). It has a lot of stuff I never thought of, like how it’s a real problem trying to do CPR in zero-g since all you do is bounce off each other.
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I will add that to my ever expanding reading list
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