How does it feel to orbit the earth ten times faster than a speeding bullet
What's it like to eat,sleep and go to the toilet in space
And what's next - the moon,Mars or beyond
Ask an Astronaut is Tim's personal guide to life in space,based on his historic Principia mission,and the thousands of questions he has been asked since his return to Earth.
Accessible,in-depth,and written with his characteristic warmth,Tim shares his thoughts on every aspect of his mission. From training to launch,from his historic spacewalk to re-entry,he reveals for readers of all ages the cutting-edge science behind his ground-breaking experiments,and the wonders of day-to-day life on board the International Space Station.
Tim Peake's previous Hello,is this Planet Earth,his photographic essay of his mission aboard the International Space Station,was a must-have title,underlining not just the appeal of Tim Peake but our thirst for the new adventures of space.
24 million people watched Tim blast off and over 2 million fans continue to follow his updates across social media. In the Queen's birthday honours,Tim was made a Companion of the Order of St Michael and St George,an award given to those who have given distinguished service overseas,or,in Tim's case,in space.
Tim is pleased to announce that,as with his previous book,royalties received from the book will be donated to The Prince's Trust.
Publisher: CornerstoneISBN: 9781784759483Number of pages: 272Weight: 260 gDimensions: 196 x 126 x 21 mm
MEDIA REVIEWS
'Everything you ever wanted to know about life in space'- The Times
'A delightful adventure of understanding how and why humans journey into space... a beautiful view of our desire to go beyond our terrestrial gravity. I feel more ready to go into space than I have ever done,though I'm not quite sure I'll get through the training process...'- Robin Ince, The Infinite Monkey Cage
'Amazing...A brilliant book'- Chris Evans, BBC Radio 2
'Peake's honest and detailed answers combine to give a complete picture of an astronaut's life...charming and informative'- Daily Express
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