How I Got to Heaven

Dans la combi de Thomas Pesquet

A national role model in the eyes of the president and a rising star in the hearts of the people, French astronaut Thomas Pesquet's extraordinary journey through the stars. One in a million, a pioneer in space exploration. Tough training and an unforgettable adventure. A science cartoonist uses humorous and vivid brushstrokes to take you behind the scenes of an astronaut's world. Witness how one astronaut realized his dream of flying.
📣 Editor's Choice "Have you ever seen a shooting star? When it comes back to Earth, you are inside it."
——Thomas Pesquet 👨🏻‍🚀The personal experience of a popular French astronaut will unveil the mystery of space work for you
On June 17, 2021, three Chinese astronauts—Nie Haisheng, Liu Boming, and Tang Hongbo—successfully entered the core module of the Tianhe spacecraft aboard the Shenzhou XII spacecraft, beginning their three-month residency and maintenance work aboard the space station. This historic moment in China's space program has captured the attention of people across China and around the world. It marks the beginning of Chinese astronauts' personal space station, sparking a surge of curiosity about space exploration. What is it like to fly? What is life and work like aboard a space station? Based on the personal experiences of the highly regarded French astronaut Thomas Pesquet, this book tells the story from an astronaut's perspective, providing a detailed and comprehensive glimpse into the world of astronauts.
📚🏃🏻‍♂️🧗🏻‍♂️ How many steps are needed to become an astronaut?
In 2009, Frenchman Thomas Pesquet emerged from a field of 8,413 candidates to become the youngest candidate for the European Space Agency's astronaut program and the tenth French astronaut to carry out a space mission. After rigorous mental and psychological testing, humiliating medical examinations, a training schedule comparable to a prime minister's, and seven years of patient waiting, Thomas finally reached the International Space Station aboard a Soyuz spacecraft and returned safely to Earth after completing a six-month mission there, fulfilling his childhood dream of space travel. This book chronicles his journey from selection and training to completing his mission and returning to Earth.
🎇🚀Who is that person hiding in the space suit?
Why did Thomas want to become an astronaut? What efforts did he make to become one? How did his family feel about his missions? Was he afraid during spacewalks? Science cartoonist Marion Montaigne followed Thomas Pesquet's life, interviewing him in Moscow, Houston, Cologne, Baikonur, Normandy, and other places. She reviewed extensive text and video material, and used her drawings to reveal the glory and hardships of the astronaut profession. Through unwavering dedication, Pesquet seized every opportunity to move closer to his dream. So talented was he that, in addition to completing all his work on the space station, he found time to take tens of thousands of photos of Earth. Over 150 of these photos are included in the photo album "Earth from a Distance: My Moments from Space," showcasing unparalleled views of Earth.
🌌🖍🖌 A perfect fusion of comics and popular science. What are the major space agencies in the world? How is the weightlessness of space simulated on Earth? What hazards does a spacecraft encounter upon returning to Earth? How do astronauts use the toilet, eat, and shower in space? How many times does the space station orbit the Earth in a single day? As a renowned online blogger dedicated to popularizing scientific knowledge, cartoonist Marion Montaigne uses lighthearted humor and a touch of exaggeration to guide us into the world of science, vividly portraying the dedicated researchers behind the scenes. Stars like Captain Spock, Tom Hanks, and Matt Damon appear on screen, demonstrating various principles of space science. Whether you're a science fiction enthusiast, a science fiction fan, or a complete space layman, this book is sure to be engaging and rewarding.
Thomas Pesquet's profile Born: February 27, 1978 Hometown: Rouen, France Education: Master's degree in Aeronautical Engineering Occupation: ESA astronaut, Air France pilot Hobbies: Surfing, windsurfing, skiing, mountaineering, diving, skydiving Sports: Basketball, jogging, swimming, squash, mountain biking, judo (black belt)
Foreign languages ​​mastered: English, Russian, Spanish, German, Chinese (still trying to learn)
Unforgettable event: A six-hour spacewalk to replace solar cells for the International Space Station. Relaxation in space: Playing the saxophone. Published book: "Looking at the Earth from a Distance: My Moments from Space" (photo collection).
"Longing for Mars" 📘 Synopsis: This book tells the story of the birth of an astronaut. On June 2, 2017, French astronaut Thomas Pesquet successfully returned to Earth after six months aboard the International Space Station. This remarkable man finally realized his childhood dream. Selected from 8,413 candidates, he underwent seven years of intensive training in Cologne, Moscow, Houston, and Baikonur. In this documentary comic, Marion Montaigne, with her uniquely humorous style, recounts the entire journey of this Gallic national hero, from his selection and training to his completion of his space station mission and return to Earth.
🎙Celebrity Recommendation: A story about a dream come true, a scientific adventure that leaves you wanting more. —Radio France. This comic strip offers a behind-the-scenes look at the lives of astronauts, captivating us with its sincerity and humor.
——La Presse
Even those who are not very interested in space will be moved by Marion's hilarious humor after reading this comic, and their interest in astronautics will be ignited. - Cultura.com
Marion is adept at combining knowledge and humor. She provides content that is both rich and accurate, explaining a wide range of concepts in a very deft way, from the life of an astronaut to the institutions around him. The narrative is well-paced and relaxed.
The storyboards are full of energy, and the lines are lively and expressive. —Actualitte.com
This time, Marion Montaigne sets her sights on space, taking us behind the scenes of the astronauts on a journey that is both novel and interesting.
Cartoonist Marion Montaigne beautifully completes a popular science mission with her characteristic humor. —France Inter Radio I devoured it the first time, and the second time, I savored it more carefully and discovered many details. It was full of fun to read, and I can't help but recommend it to my friends. —Amazon Reader Review 🎊🎉 Awards
2018 Angoulême Comics Festival "People's Favorite Comic Award"
2021 French Publishing Union "Annual Popular Science Book Award"

2021-07-01

后浪丨陕西旅游出版社

the new wave

208

9787541840845