This Wednesday morning, November 3, Thomas Pesquet turned his lens back toward southern France to provide an image of Montpellier seen from the sky.
Thomas Pesquet won’t come down to earth right away. The Crew-3 mission that was to come and carry the astronaut to the International Space Station has been postponed. Suddenly, the French astronaut began a tour of France in major cities, from the sky. A tour of France began in Occitanie, in Carcassonne, a few days ago.
This Wednesday morning, November 3, Thomas Pesquet turned his lens back toward southern France to provide an image of Montpellier seen from the sky. Thomas Pesquet published “We recognize the red surfaces of the Escutcheon emblem and the symmetrical shapes of Antigone and Peyrou that we can see to the sea!”.
#UnJourUneVilleud83cuddebud83cuddf7 Montpellier: we learn about the red surfaces of the coat of arms, the symmetrical shapes of the Antigone and Peruvian region from which we can see the sea!
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Montpellier, you can see the red roofs of the old town houses of Ikosun. #MissionAlpha pic.twitter.com/fsQlgdhFcU– Thomas Bisquet (@Thom_astro) November 3, 2021
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