ESA Director General and astronauts meet the press | Live from IAC
ESA astronauts Thomas Pesquet, Luca Parmitano, Alexander Gerst, and Matthias Maurer, together with the ESA Director General, will answer questions from journalists from the IAC in Paris. Andreas Mogensen will join remotely and Samantha Cristoforetti will connect directly from the ISS. A live not to be missed!
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Very interesting talk! Thanks for sharing!
In 2018 we were at the IAC in Bremen, which was a great experience!
Thanks to the BBC London, the most important question has been said. Let's hope that international space cooperation will keep on including Russian cosmonauts.
So excited to see what the future holds. It was a very interesting and fun conversation! I hope these astronauts all get a chance to go to the moon. Esa is doing an incredible job to realize this giant project! Thanks to the whole team and GodSpeed ! Go ESA ❤
What a nice and energetic meeting. Thanks for sharing.
Thoughts: It is very important to cooperate with our usual allies, Canada, USA, Japan, etc.
Considered the limited funding to esa relative to Europes size, how about being brave and shave off some consideral costs in relation to manned space programs. The saved funding should then be dericted into robotic space exploration and other fields we do want to master better. Eg. cheap access to space, communication, surveillance, etc. Humans are extreamly vulnerably and expensive in space.