(2pm) "We hear you loud and clear." 15 minutes with astronaut Sophie Adenot live from the International Space Station
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(2pm) "We hear you loud and clear." 15 minutes with astronaut Sophie Adenot live from the International Space Station

SAPO Notícias9 September 2026 at 15:18

The European Space Agency organized a 15-minute video call with French astronaut Sophie Adenot, who spoke live from the International Space Station. The communication was held on the eve of the International Space Summit, which took place on September 9 and 10 in Paris.

Sophie Adenot talked about life on board the space station and about spacewalks during the connection. The astronaut answered questions transmitted by the European agency.

The summit took place in Paris over two days and brought together representatives from the international space sector. The title of the communication, "We hear you loud and clear," refers to the Portuguese expression that indicates the signal was received clearly.

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