Watch: Astronaut Chris Hadfield singing David Bowie’s Space Oddity – with subtitles!

Posted on May 24, 2013 by



With over 14 MILLION views and now with subtitles, here’s the incredible astronaut Chris Hadfield singing his inspired version of David Bowie’s song – way up in space.

We’ve just realised he probably didn’t even need a tripod to set his camera up. All he had to do is place it in the air. Imagine that?

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