Astronaut Chris Hadfield returns to Ireland

Astronaut Chris Hadfield landed in Shannon Airport this evening and stated it was good to be back on Ireland’s west coast.

Astronaut Chris Hadfield returns to Ireland
Thu, 09 Nov, 2017 - 18:13

Astronaut Chris Hadfield landed in Shannon Airport this evening and stated it was good to be back on Ireland’s west coast.

Hadfield, known for performing David Bowie classic Space Oddity while aboard the International Space Station, is Canada’s most accomplished astronaut.

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