Alexander Gerst on Twitter: "Interestingly, seen from space, the Great Salt Lake in Utah is one of the most obvious landscapes influenced by humans. #Horizons https://t.co/Yp5Ujm6cYl" / Twitter
ESA - Liftoff – Alexander Gerst returns to space
Horizons Launch-Event 2018 – WECAP
Alexander Gerst on Twitter: "Experimenting with two autonomously controlled satellite drones, attempting to tug a piece of “space debris” on a tether. Such systems could help to keep Earth orbit clean in
ESA - Alexander Gerst
Alexander Gerst News Conference: Mission 2018 on Livestream
Cast White | Soyuz 01 Rocket Watch | Swiss Made | WERENBACH
Alexander Gerst on Twitter: "Experimenting with two autonomously controlled satellite drones, attempting to tug a piece of “space debris” on a tether. Such systems could help to keep Earth orbit clean in
Sport W42 | WERENBACH
Alexander's final weeks in space – Alexander Gerst's Horizons Blog
World premiere – Rendezvous between CIMON and Alexander Gerst on the ISS - YouTube
File:Die Crew- Serena Aunon-Chancellor, Sergei Prokopjew und Alexander Gerst.jpg - Wikimedia Commons
Alexander's final weeks in space – Alexander Gerst's Horizons Blog
Alexander Gerst - Wikipedia
ESA - Follow the launch and docking of ESA astronaut Alexander Gerst
Alexander's final weeks in space – Alexander Gerst's Horizons Blog
ESA astronaut Alexander Gerst can be seen on a monitor in the German... News Photo - Getty Images
Hallie Jackson - 6.18.18: German astronaut Alexander Gerst watches the world cup like a lot of us, except he doesn't need a chair -- look at him just laying back and relaxing.
Sport B42 | WERENBACH
Spaced out: Swiss brand turns astronaut Alexander Gerst's rocket into wristwatches | WERENBACH
Alexander Gerst on Twitter: "Experimenting with two autonomously controlled satellite drones, attempting to tug a piece of “space debris” on a tether. Such systems could help to keep Earth orbit clean in
German astronaut Alexander Gerst reaches the International Space Station | Science | In-depth reporting on science and technology | DW | 08.06.2018
Alexander Gerst on his way into space
