What is it like to blast off into space? Chris Hadfield breaks it down
Former Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield breaks down what might have been going through the mind of David Saint-Jacques, and the sensations the Canadian astronaut might have been feeling as he was launched into space on Monday aboard the Soyuz along with American and Russian colleagues.
'Right up until the last second, until the engine shuts off, the crew is super-focused'
Watch as Former Canadian astronaut ChrisHadfieldbreaks down what might have been going through the mind of David Saint-Jacques, and the sensations the Canadian astronaut might have been feeling as he was launched into space on Monday aboard the Soyuz.
Hadfield says:
- "To look down and see my wristwatch like magic floating like a little snake around my wrist, it was like a little secret delight it was also a reminder I wasn't in Kazakhstan anymore."
- "Underneath that big, official-looking astronaut pressure suit, David's wearing a diaper."
- "[Launch] is the most dangerous 10 minutes of his entire six months in space."
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