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Space. "What Beautiful Is She!": After the ISS, Sophie Adenot Now Dreams of the Moon

Back on Earth, French astronaut Sophie Adenot did not rule out one day participating in a lunar mission. At a press conference on Monday, November 2 in Paris, she confided in dreaming of walking on the Moon, while recalling that this possibility did not depend on her will alone.

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Three weeks after her return to Earth, French astronaut Sophie Adenot shares her space ambitions and her desire to tread the lunar ground Three weeks after her return to Earth and her

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Back on Earth, French astronaut Sophie Adenot did not rule out one day participating in a lunar mission. At a press conference on Monday, November 2 in Paris, she confided in dreaming of walking on the Moon, while recalling that this possibility did not depend on her will alone.

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"I want to continue in this profession and try to help go a little further in space exploration," said Sophie Adenot, on Monday, at a press conference organised at the Paris headquarters of the European Space Agency (ESA). "The Moon, what is it beautiful!", she launched, asked about particular memories that still remain in her mind. Then, later, asked about whether going on the Moon was in her viewfinder: "In the viewfinder, it's not the express…

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After an eight-month mission to the International Space Station (ISS), French astronaut Sophie Adenot revealed that she has the dream of one day walking on the moon. Despite recognizing that the realization of this desire does not depend on you, she guarantees that she would accept the challenge with the greatest joy.

Three weeks after returning to Earth after eight months at the International Space Station, French astronaut Sophie Adenot confessed today that her dream is to go to the moon.

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The French astronaut returned to Earth at the beginning of October after eight months spent in the International Space Station (ISS), on Monday he entrusted his wish "to help go a little further in space exploration", during a press conference at the European Space Agency in Paris.

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