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Bonjour
J' espère que cela pourra t'aider
Saturday May 21, 2011, Benedict XVI met with the crews aboard the International Space Station (ISS) in orbit around the Earth, thanks to a live audio and video link between the Pope and the space mission, until then never realized.
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"Welcome aboard the space station, your Holiness", launched to the pope the mission commander, the Russian Dmiti Kondratiev, and the captain Marc Kelly, before presenting their crew, composed of Americans, Russians and Italians.
From the Vatican library, where a giant screen had been installed, Benedict XVI, "very curious to listen" asked several questions in English and then in Italian: "He entered into this dialogue by putting the experience of astronauts; he did not start making speeches, but it was he who questioned, genuinely interested in their experience for what it is, having curiosity and expectation for their work as astronauts can do, "says astrophysicist Marco Bersanelli, professor of astrophysics at the University of Milan and collaborator of the National Institute of Astrophysics in the journal Tracce.it., thus emphasizing the" rare and extraordinary "nature of this exchange.
During the "spatial audience", the Holy Father marveled greatly at the extraordinary point of view from which these men look at reality: "When you contemplate the earth from above, do you sometimes think the way nations and peoples live together here on earth, or the way science can contribute to the cause of peace? ", Or even further:" From your extraordinary observation point, how do you see the situation on Earth? Do you see any signs or phenomena that we need to pay more attention to? ". He knew that from above our planet is "of a beauty that captures the heart".
"We all have the opportunity to look outside. When the night comes, we can look down to our planet, the blue planet. She is superb. Blue is the color of our planet, blue is the color of the sky…, ”said Roberto Vittori, an Italian. "It seems incredible to us to observe the earth suspended in the darkness of space and to think that we are here together, traveling through the universe in this beautiful and fragile oasis," said Ron Garan, an American .
"This dialogue between the Pope and the astronauts is a simple and beautiful example of the heart he has for each of us", comments Marco Bersanelli, "the Pope speaks to them personally, in their uniqueness", to the point that he comes to worry about their family problems. To the Italian astronaut Paolo Nespoli who lost his mother while on the International Space Station, he addressed this last question:
"Dear Paolo, I know that in the last few days your mother has left us and in a few days, when you return home, you will no longer find her waiting for you. We have all been close to you, and I too have prayed for her ... How did you live in this time of pain? In your station do you feel distant and isolated and do you suffer from a feeling of separation, or do you feel united among yourself and inserted in a community which accompanies you with attention and affection? "
In conclusion, Benedict XVI said, before giving his blessing to the astronauts: “I thank you with all my heart for this great opportunity to meet and dialogue with you. You have helped me and many others to reflect together on important matters concerning the future of humanity. I extend the best wishes for your work and for the success of your great mission in the service of science, international collaboration, authentic progress and in favor of world peace. I will continue to follow you with thought and prayer… ”
"With your Spirit the Earth is full, you fill the Universe with your fire. "
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Exoplanet MX777-LM called Nova : First contact
NASA : Michael, can you tell us your position please.
Michael pouvez vous nous indiquer votre position s'il vous plaît
Michael : Right now, I'm walking upon Nova, over it's biggest Mountain.
En ce moment, je marche sur Nova, au-dessus de sa plus grande montagne.
NASA : Can you describe the landscape please.
Pouvez vous décrire le paysage svp.
Michael : It's a brilliant surface in that sunlight. It’s an interesting place to be. I recommend it.
C'est une surface très brillante sous cette lumière du soleil. C'est une place intéressante où être. Je la recommande.
NASA : Can you debrief us about the air composition ?
Pouvez vous nous faire un exposé sur la composition de l'air?
Michael : Pretty much similar than earth's atmosphere. I think I could take out my combination without any danger.
Plutôt similaire à l'atmosphère terrestre. Je pense que je pourrais retirer ma combinaison sans aucun danger.
NASA : No, We recommend maximum caution, right now we don't know what kind of threats you could deal with.
Nous recommendons la plus grande vigilance, pour l emoment, nous ne savons pas quel type de menace vous pourriez affronter.
Michael : Ok, will do that, Michael out.
Ok je ferai cela, Michael fin de la communication
