French Astronaut Throws Shade at Trump Over Withdrawal from Climate Deal
Source: Space.com
Opposition to President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw the United States from the Paris climate pact has reached new heights.
French astronaut Thomas Pesquet registered his objection today (June 6), throwing some shade via Twitter at Trump and the president's "Make America Great Again" tagline. Pesquet just returned to Earth from the International Space Station (ISS) on Friday (June 2).
"I took the #ParisAgreement to the ISS: from space, climate change is very real. Some could probably use the view #MakeOurPlanetGreatAgain," Pesquet tweeted. His post included a photo of the astronaut's copy of the climate deal floating in front of a window offering a view of Earth against the blackness of space.
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Pesquet arrived at the ISS in November 2016 and stayed on orbit for 196 days as a crewmember for the station's Expedition 50 and Expedition 51. Pesquet's 6.5-month mission was the French astronaut's first spaceflight.
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