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This European with an impressive background could be the first disabled astronaut in space

Summary by La Libre
Briton John McFall, 43, a right leg amputee, former Paralympic sprint champion and orthopedic surgeon, could one day fly to the International Space Station. The first phase of a feasibility study launched by the European Space Agency shows that there is no obstacle to a long-term mission in space for him. John McFall answered questions from “La Libre”...
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