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Chris Hadfield sends valentine from space
Canadian astronaut invites fans to tweet mushy musings
By QMI Agency


Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield is seen in this handout photo.


Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield spent Valentine's Day floating in orbit and invited romantics to send him their most out-of-this-world space valentines.

Twitter users tweeted their heartfelt musings using the hashtag #ValentineFromSpace and Hadfield (@Cmdr_Hadfield) retweeted the best ones.

"My love for your burns brighter than a solid rocket booster, my Valentine," Marjan_Lion tweeted and Hadfield retweeted Thursday morning.

Hadfield as been a fixture on social media -- posting photos of Earth from far above and even dropping the puck at a Toronto Maple Leafs game -- since he blasted into space about two months ago.

He also sent a little love note to us, Earthlings.

"My heart glows like the Northern Lights when I think of you, my Valentine," he tweeted.

He will be become the first Canadian commander of the International Space Station next month.










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