Erste deutsche Astronautin Rabea Rogge: Was sie im All über die Menschheit gelernt hat

Rabea Rogge is the first German woman to travel to space. At the age of 29, she spent three and a half days in a space capsule with her crewmates, carrying out experiments. The electrical engineer and robotics researcher has also taken part in expeditions to the Arctic and the rough seas off West Africa. In the ZEIT video podcast »How Do You Do It?«, Rabea Rogge talks about what she has learned about teamwork in these extreme environments - and what she hopes for the future of humanity. Read more: Broken satellites and rockets, debris from collisions and attacks: a cloud of junk is orbiting Earth. You can read the article »Our Trash in Space«, which we show in the episode, here: https://www.zeit.de/wissen/2022-10/we... Credits Hosts and Editors: Monika Pilath and Mark Heywinkel Creative Producing and Production Management: Özlem Duyan Creative Producing: Michael Pfister Camera: Matthias Giordano Light: David Prior Editing: Sebastian Opp Make-up: Noemi Löbbecke Photography: Miguel Hahn Design: Lena Oehmsen Animation: Axel Rudolph Music: Konrad Peschmann Logo: Lea Dohle With contributions from: Marianne Müller, Lisa-Marie Kellner, Soley Künne