Astronaut Chris Hadfield on life in space – podcast

Science Weekly Series

Chris Hadfield was the first Canadian to walk in space, became commander of the International Space Station, and became a viral sensation after covering Bowie like no one else. He speaks to the Guardian’s science editor, Ian Sample, about life as an astronaut, the new race to the moon and his new novel, The Apollo Murders.

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  • Buy The Apollo Murders here
  • Col Chris Hadfield is an astronaut, engineer, and pilot
  • Ian Sample is the Guardian’s science editor
  • Chris Hadfield will be live in conversation with Ian Sample on 23 November 2021, 8pm–9pm GMT
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