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How ESA got its tweet back
 
8 March 2010

ESA Alanen family at the EAC
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Esa Alanen, who gave his twitter account 'esa' to ESA, visited the European Astronaut Centre in Cologne on Friday 5 March 2010 with his family: Esa, daughter Matleena, son Johannes, and mother Katja on the right.

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Esa Alanen with his family in the Columbus laboratory
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Esa Alanen, who gave his twitter account 'esa' to ESA, visited the European Astronaut Centre in Cologne on Friday 5 March 2010 with his family: Esa, Katja, Matleena and Johannes. In this photo they are in the Columbus laboratory simulator.

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Esa Alanen with his family and Michel Togini
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Esa Alanen, who gave his twitter account 'esa' to ESA, visited the European Astronaut Centre in Cologne on Friday 5 March 2010 with his family: Esa, Katja, Matleena and Johannes (clockwise from top left). They were welcomed by Michel Tognini on the left.

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Esa with his family in the Sojuz simulator
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Esa Alanen, who gave his twitter account 'esa' to ESA, visited the European Astronaut Centre in Cologne on Friday 5 March 2010 with his family: Esa, daughter Matleena, son Johannes, and mother Katja in the background.

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