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Astronaut Reviews Humanity's Most Iconic Moments In Space WIRED

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ESA Astronaut Tim Peake visits WIRED to have a look back at pivotal moments in the history of human space flight, captured in 8 unforgettable photographs. Published by Penguin Cornerstone on 26th October, Space: The Human Story written by Tim Peake, marks the first time that the human history of space has been told, illustrated through the stories of the 628 individuals that have left Earth over the past 60 years including Tim himself. With details only an astronaut would know and is based on extensive research alongside hundreds of conversations Peake has had with his fellow astronauts, Space: The Human Story is the definitive story of humans in space, marking Peake s first foray into writing 20th century history.
Date: 2023-10-23

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Comments and reviews: 7

Antonetta:
My fav launch ever has to be back in 2015 when the Soyuz crew decided to blast Europe's Final countdown over the comms for Mr. Peake and crew. Even the news reporter giggled
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Christian
My fav launch ever has to be back in 2015 when the Soyuz crew decided to blast Europe's Final countdown over the comms for Mr. Peake and crew. Even the news reporter giggled
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Brianna
My fav launch ever has to be back in 2015 when the Soyuz crew decided to blast Europe's Final countdown over the comms for Mr. Peake and crew. Even the news reporter giggled
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Alissa
My fav launch ever has to be back in 2015 when the Soyuz crew decided to blast Europe's Final countdown over the comms for Mr. Peake and crew. Even the news reporter giggled
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cherry
The idea of being forever lost in the space if something goes wrong is terrifying. I wish if one day I could also explore space
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EVA
The idea of being forever lost in the space if something goes wrong is terrifying. I wish if one day I could also explore space
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meme
where is the part in which he admits that Aliens do exist and they communicate with the US through a secret Pentagon project?
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