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ktlight
28th May 2011, 19:43
In a special link-up from The Vatican to the International Space Station, Pope Benedict XVI speaks with the twelve members of the Expedition 27 and STS-134 crews. The Pope spoke more extensively with the two European Space Agency astronauts from Italy, Paolo Nespoli of Expedition 27, and Roberto Vittori of the space shuttle Endeavour crew. Vittori brought with him on his mission a silver medal donated by the pope.

Uploaded by NASAtelevision on May 21, 2011

Some interesting questions are asked.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=81jAmb_e1pg
Seikou-Kishi
28th May 2011, 20:11
I love Kitty Coleman's hair lol

It's interesting that they said "we have nearly unlimited energy up here".

"Let the children know there's a whole universe to go explore"... interesting.
ktlight
28th May 2011, 21:17
I love Kitty Coleman's hair lol

It's interesting that they said "we have nearly unlimited energy up here".

"Let the children know there's a whole universe to go explore"... interesting.

What did you feel about the questions?
Wockey
28th May 2011, 23:22
it was very well structured and scripted - is this the beginning for a much bigger disclosure / acceptance of things to come... only time will tell
MariaDine
29th May 2011, 00:08
LOL...I liked the astronaut Ascension «joke» ! :rapture:
Seikou-Kishi
29th May 2011, 02:12
Considering the moves the Vatican has made recently with regards discussions about extraterrestrial life, questions like "How are you coping, up there on your lonesome" were pathetic, in my opinion.
Davidallany
29th May 2011, 02:30
Pope Benedict XVI Greets Shuttle, Station Crew
Very well rehearsed questions and answered.
charlesfrith
29th May 2011, 02:44
Time at 11.11 in the morning.
toothpick
29th May 2011, 04:31
Great thread ktlight.
I,m certainly not pleased with organized religion these days.
Also, I read or heard somewhere that there is only one giant gas ball in our solar system, NASA.
Let,s see, we,ve got the most deceitful, secretive religion on the planet.
Linked up by high technology to:
The most secretive, deceitful space agency on the planet, hhmmmmm.
What could that possibly have to do with us little people on the planet.
Sorry, but it upsets me to see these two insidious organisations together on anything.

toothpick
charlesfrith
29th May 2011, 11:03
Richard Hoagland's FB group is a hotbed of analysis on this. http://www.facebook.com/RichardC.Hoagland