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Chris Hadfield Quotes
«When I was nine, I wanted to be an astronaut but at that time there weren't any Canadian astronauts. You had to be American or Soviet. So many things will be possible in your lifetimes.»
Author: Chris Hadfield
«Our role is to develop techniques that allow us to provide emergency life-saving procedures to injured patients in an extreme, remote environment without the presence of a physician,»
Author: Chris Hadfield
«Now picture Sasha floating freely in space and she wanted to go to sleep.»
Author: Chris Hadfield
«I think Canada in general should be very proud of our capabilities. We are absolute world leaders in space robotics,»
Author: Chris Hadfield
«When we needed a long extension on the Canadarm 1 in order to be able to inspect the outside plus sensors on the end, NASA .?.?. looked through the whole world for who had the best capability and the most promising ability to build something and Canada won.»
Author: Chris Hadfield
«That's how we ended up providing those things, not by some sort of graciousness, but because of our raw ability and proven track record and they worked perfectly.»
Author: Chris Hadfield
«So without that Canadian invention we were grounded,»
Author: Chris Hadfield
«It's beautiful to see the Big Arm moving the pallet around, ... Big relief.»
Author: Chris Hadfield
«If only there was someone out here with long arms,»
Author: Chris Hadfield
«I'll reach up with the shuttle arm, almost like passing a baton from the new arm to the old arm,»
Author: Chris Hadfield