Japan's youngest astronaut wants to speak Japanese on the moon
Japan's youngest astronaut wants to speak Japanese on the moon
Japan's youngest astronaut wants to speak Japanese on the moon
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- Ayu Yoneda, the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency's youngest astronaut at 31, says that if she gets to the moon she wants to share her thoughts in Japanese.
- Every word broadcast from the lunar surface since Neil Armstrong in 1969 has been in English, and Yoneda said she wants to connect with people at home and with Japanese speakers around the world.
- Yoneda, a former surgeon now training at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston, is mission-ready for her first flight, though no lunar mission for her has been confirmed.
- Ayu Yoneda, the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency's youngest astronaut at 31, says that if she gets to the moon she wants to share her thoughts in Japanese.
- Every word broadcast from the lunar surface since Neil Armstrong in 1969 has been in English, and Yoneda said she wants to connect with people at home and with Japanese speakers around the world.
- Yoneda, a former surgeon now training at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston, is mission-ready for her first flight, though no lunar mission for her has been confirmed.
- Ayu Yoneda, the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency's youngest astronaut at 31, says that if she gets to the moon she wants to share her thoughts in Japanese.
- Every word broadcast from the lunar surface since Neil Armstrong in 1969 has been in English, and Yoneda said she wants to connect with people at home and with Japanese speakers around the world.
- Yoneda, a former surgeon now training at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston, is mission-ready for her first flight, though no lunar mission for her has been confirmed.
Ayu Yoneda, the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency's youngest astronaut at 31, says that if she gets to the moon she wants to share her thoughts in Japanese. Every word broadcast from the lunar surface since Neil Armstrong in 1969 has been in English, and Yoneda said she wants to connect with people at home and with Japanese speakers around the world. Yoneda, a former surgeon now training at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston, is mission-ready for her first flight, though no lunar mission for her has been confirmed.
Ayu Yoneda, the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency's youngest astronaut at 31, says that if she gets to the moon she wants to share her thoughts in Japanese. Every word broadcast from the lunar surface since Neil Armstrong in 1969 has been in English, and Yoneda said she wants to connect with people at home and with Japanese speakers around the world. Yoneda, a former surgeon now training at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston, is mission-ready for her first flight, though no lunar mission for her has been confirmed.
Ayu Yoneda, the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency's youngest astronaut at 31, says that if she gets to the moon she wants to share her thoughts in Japanese. Every word broadcast from the lunar surface since Neil Armstrong in 1969 has been in English, and Yoneda said she wants to connect with people at home and with Japanese speakers around the world. Yoneda, a former surgeon now training at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston, is mission-ready for her first flight, though no lunar mission for her has been confirmed.
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