Astronaut Chris Hadfield at Sydney Observatory on life, death and liquid sunrises

By Kate Aubusson
Updated August 24 2015 - 10:08am, first published 6:25pm
Astronaut Chris Hadfield said Australian space enthusiasts have to head overseas. Photo: Rohan Thomson
Astronaut Chris Hadfield said Australian space enthusiasts have to head overseas. Photo: Rohan Thomson
Then ISS Commander Chris Hadfield performs his zero-gravity version of David Bowie's <i>Space Oddity </i>. Photo: NASA/Reuters
Then ISS Commander Chris Hadfield performs his zero-gravity version of David Bowie's <i>Space Oddity </i>. Photo: NASA/Reuters
Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield. Photo: NASA
Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield. Photo: NASA
Astronaut Chris Hadfield said Australian space enthusiasts have to head overseas. Photo: Rohan Thomson
Astronaut Chris Hadfield said Australian space enthusiasts have to head overseas. Photo: Rohan Thomson
Then ISS Commander Chris Hadfield performs his zero-gravity version of David Bowie's <i>Space Oddity </i>. Photo: NASA/Reuters
Then ISS Commander Chris Hadfield performs his zero-gravity version of David Bowie's <i>Space Oddity </i>. Photo: NASA/Reuters
Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield. Photo: NASA
Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield. Photo: NASA
Astronaut Chris Hadfield said Australian space enthusiasts have to head overseas. Photo: Rohan Thomson
Astronaut Chris Hadfield said Australian space enthusiasts have to head overseas. Photo: Rohan Thomson
Then ISS Commander Chris Hadfield performs his zero-gravity version of David Bowie's <i>Space Oddity </i>. Photo: NASA/Reuters
Then ISS Commander Chris Hadfield performs his zero-gravity version of David Bowie's <i>Space Oddity </i>. Photo: NASA/Reuters
Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield. Photo: NASA
Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield. Photo: NASA
Astronaut Chris Hadfield said Australian space enthusiasts have to head overseas. Photo: Rohan Thomson
Astronaut Chris Hadfield said Australian space enthusiasts have to head overseas. Photo: Rohan Thomson
Then ISS Commander Chris Hadfield performs his zero-gravity version of David Bowie's <i>Space Oddity </i>. Photo: NASA/Reuters
Then ISS Commander Chris Hadfield performs his zero-gravity version of David Bowie's <i>Space Oddity </i>. Photo: NASA/Reuters
Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield. Photo: NASA
Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield. Photo: NASA

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