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 | An Astronaut's Guide to Life on Earth | An autobiographical account of the Colonel's career, as pilot, test-pilot and astronaut. Some riveting descriptions of what it is like to go into space, combined with a whole lot of philosophy on what it takes to be a modern astronaut, which includes; working hard, not being arrogant, maximising your chances (mainly by working hard), being a team player, and, of course, working hard. Categories: biography & autobiography, space |
| by Chris Hadfield | ||
| Score: 8 | ||
| Published: 2013 | ||
| Read: September 10th 2016 |
Comments
John said
This was a pretty good read, with a good balance of action and astro-life-philosophy, and he managed to push his philosophy without sounding too smug about it.