We have just learned that 21 hours ago International Space Station Commander Scott Kelly made public via Twitter that a dangerous animal had escaped on Station. Video taken by the astronauts is provided below. We are awaiting word that the animal was captured and crew are now safe.
Needed a little humor to lighten up a #YearInSpace. Go big, or go home. I think I’ll do both. #SpaceApehttps://t.co/Ift8VdDR4C
— Scott Kelly (@StationCDRKelly) February 23, 2016
Commander Kelly’s Twitter feed: @StationCDRKelly
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SO funny ! I love it! 🙂
Really i thought it might be real
Our students were so concerned:)
That is super funny.
You know that is a fake gorilla chasing a human on the ISS?That is anyway that is completely hilarious!!!!
It’s super funny and creative.