07 SET. 2011
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André Kuipers is eager to share his many experiences, sunrises and sunsets flying at around 350 kilometres above our heads. Last summer he launched a dedicated blog in Dutch, a good way to track him during the final stages of his training on planet Earth.
Following the latest social media trends, André also started tweeting half a year ago and he will continue to do so from orbit. He adds photos to his tweets every now and then.
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Our special European correspondent will stay in touch with the ground not only via Twitter, but also via his own blog, ESA YouTube and Flickr channels.
Everything but the routine directly from space.
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André Kuipers is eager to share his many experiences, sunrises and sunsets flying at around 350 kilometres above our heads. Last summer he launched a dedicated blog in Dutch, a good way to track him during the final stages of his training on planet Earth.
Photos from Baikonur
Launch of the Soyuz TMA-03M spacecraft with ESA's André Kuipers with Don Pettit from NASA and Oleg Kononenko from Russia is scheduled for 21 December 2011. The preparations for the liftoff are going ahead at the Baikonur cosmodrome following the traditions that have been part of every human space mission from Baikonur for decades, with roots going back to Yuri Gagarin’s pioneering 1961 flight.These photos show the crew, busy with the final preparations for their mission.
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Rosita SuensonESA/ESTECCommunication OfficeTel: +31 71 565 3009Email: Rosita.Suenson@esa.int
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