Space isn’t such a scary place. It’s quiet, filled with possibility. And it’s up to people like me to show our world just how beautiful it can be.
It’s all one ghetto, man, giant gutter in outer space.
You forget how Earth smells. There is no weather in space. There is no seasons.
When you stare into deep space, you’re seeing things as they once were. I choose to live in the present.[to Kwan]
The worst thing about up and out in space is that it can be very, very lonely.
Space should be a zone of wonder, not of conflict and death.
One’s personal space is a right.
NASA may be changing, but space remains an unrelenting b**ch.[to Margo]
Like climbing Everest, going into space. Your whole focus is on the summit. And if you’re not very careful, you can forget that once you’ve summited, you have to get back down. That’s when people come unstuck.[to Jo]
If you die in space, do you die on Earth?
