They watched the Christmas atmosphere at the International Space Station

"Well, look who came to the space station, I think we should all be good now, I hope that there will be nothing very important maliciously, we will have to wait and see."

"I see what you're doing here now, yes my friends, the temperatures here are colder than those in the Arctic, they keep the scientific samples so we can bring them back to scientists on the ground," he said. -she explains.

McLean then broadcast a video showing herself and David San Jack of the Canadian Space Agency wearing Santa's hats and congratulating them on Christmas.

Not far away, the famous dwarf appears after wandering the space station for several days, although he tried to hide behind the flags behind the crew.