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Inside the splendid Ieronimus Cathedral, built by Episcope de Salamanca in 1102 A.D., among the fascinating carvings of mythical animals and saints, we find… NASA Astronaut. Maybe they entered some time portal while on the Moon, and ended up scaring medieval builders in Spain? Probably just a modern addition by the mischievous restoration team.
(Original post here, translated at the bottom of this post.)
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My name is Danielle Signor, and I am a space cadet. STS-133 NASA Tweetup Attendee!
Well, one of the few people who own a blog and give credit for the materials they don’t own.
Thanks!
I gladly give credit — thanks for posting the pictures! I never expected to see an astronaut on a cathedral! :D