By Centre for Public ChristianityFriday 25 Nov 2011Life and Faith from the Centre for Public ChritianityUncategorizedReading Time: 1 minute

Listen: John Dickson and Greg Clarke discuss astronauts’ experiences in space.
Above: One of NASA’s most famous images is of Buzz Aldrin walking on the moon’s surface, with Neil Armstrong seen in the reflection on his visor.

It’s a fascinating observation that many astronauts who spend time in outer space, have deeply philosophical or spiritual thoughts and experiences – either during their time, or in some cases, years later. John Dickson and Greg Clarke from the Centre for Public Christianity chat about what we can learn from this.

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