A special link between Earth and the International Space Station through Facebook. With interactive questions of social network users. To connect from 18,55 to Italian 20:15 Wednesday, June 1 was the founder of the blue platform, Mark Zuckerberg, in conversation with the crew of the space station. The connection, broadcast live on the Facebook page of NASA who has called the event ‘Join Mark Zuckerberg to Connect with Space Station’, is also available on their account Diary.
Zuckerberg has talked with the three astronauts currently living and work in the space station: are Tim Kopra and Jeff Williams of NASA and Tim Peake European Space Agency (Esa). During the connection, the founder of the social network has put astronauts also questions sent by the public on the Facebook page of NASA. “How can you live in the absence of gravity?” Asks Shreyansh Goyal from New Delhi; In the future, even people who have not received an astronaut training can travel in space ?, is curiosity Manuel Alejandro Gonzalez in Buenos Aires; What do you foresee the procedures if someone gets sick on the station wants to know ?, instead Kyle Johnston from Tucson; Can the research conducted in the Space Station help realize the future trip to Mars ?, question Sidharth Sunil Trivandrum, India.
Direct on Facebook is another step forward in terms of social communication by the astronauts of the Space Station, they started with Twitter, used for the first time Italian astronaut Paolo Nespoli during his mission between 2010 and 2011. in his seguitissimi chirps, Nespoli posted each day spectacular images of our planet that they have earned him a nomination for ‘Shorty Awards’, the Oscars given to the best communicators in social media. The use of the company then went on with YouTube: astronauts have released video tour to show the public the house in space, including videos about how the space toilet made by astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti. Finally, the crew of the station Spaziala shares with the audience photos and videos through Instagram and Flickr.
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