Space Oddity--Hadfield in Space.

[Worf]

Igniting curiosity and interest in science is not something I'd object to my taxpayer money being used for.

http://gizmodo.com/how-chris-hadfield-made-us-care-about-astronauts-again-504479419

No problem with igniting curiosity. But if that is the objective, you can do it cheaper and on earth. No need to go to space to do that.

 

[Rockslinger]

Hadfield's body is having a difficult time adjusting back to gravity. Apparently, he even has problems walking a straight line.

 

[OddSox]

Hadfield's body is having a difficult time adjusting back to gravity. Apparently, he even has problems walking a straight line.

Months of rehab ahead. He even has to learn how to talk again \.

The former International Space Station commander said, when the Russian-made Soyuz capsule landed in Kazakhstan, he immediately felt gravity pull on his lips and his tongue.

 

[whitewaterguy]

They did over 140 scientific experiments while Hadfield was in command. Well done Mr. Hadfield you've made science more accessible than Jay Ingram ever could.

And which of these, in your opinion, promises to have the most significant potential for impacting us as a species in a positive way any time soon. or for that matter, any time at all...can you name it? or one???? any one???

 

[wigglee]

apparently Rogers has stuck him with a $300,000 roaming charge for all the tweeting and facebooking he did in space.
http://the-shame.co.uk/astronaut-ch...-face-astronomical-mobile-phone-roaming-bill/

Maybe someone in the PMO can take care of this...