Hola a todos, creo que es una de las mejores comunidades ,porque viajar no solo nos hace feliz si no también es una posibilidad maravillosa para conocer la gente y las culturas nuevas. Un saludo y muchos viajes a todos vosotros 😉
Asgaridans....! lets meet together on 12 October, 2019 between 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM at Mashhad, Blvd Imam Khomeni, Arg Complex, 4th Floor, Suit#403 (CODE International - Mashhad Office)
since i was a child i saw my self in a space ship with heavy astronauts clothes...when i grow up it seems very impossible for me to be in a space ship or be in space...seeing moon without telescope or somethimg else...breathing from the oxygen tank...
but ...
since i was a child i saw my self in a space ship with heavy astronauts clothes...when i grow up it seems very impossible for me to be in a space ship or be in space...seeing moon without telescope or somethimg else...breathing from the oxygen tank...
but now i think i can bring my dream to reality.
thank you my asgardian friend
i think my dreams comes true and i have to say i owe you...
yes we will have one but after paying its price(I dont know how much is that) and after the program finished they are gonna take a test if they chose you,you can go there by spaceship
we've known for a while that Hadfield is a big Bowie fan. During one of his stays on the International Space Station (ISS) in 2013, Hadfield recorded his own
cover of Bowie's song "Space Oddity
."
The lyrics in the song — "For here / Am I sitting in a tin can / Far above the world / Planet Earth is blue" — are a pretty good description of what it's like to float 250 miles above Earth on the ISS.
Several of Bowie's songs are space-themed, but "Space Oddity," released in 1969, isn't related to a specific moment in space exploration. It's actually inspired by the 1968 science-fiction film "2001: A Space Odyssey," as Bowie explained in
a
2003 interview
with the magazine Performing Songwriter:
In England, it was always presumed that it was written about the space landing, because it kind of came to prominence around the same time. But it actually wasn't. It was written because of going to see the film 2001, which I found amazing. I was out of my gourd anyway, I was very stoned when I went to see it, several times, and it was really a revelation to me. It got the song flowing.
You can watch Hadfield's cover below. The description under the video now reads "Rest in peace, Starman," a reference to another Bowie song.
اگر از دورترین کرانه های فضا به زمین بنگریم
به کوچکی ذره ی غبار خواهد بود .
دفعه ی بعد که کلمه ی انسانیت را می نویسی این را به یاد داشته باش ...
