Guy Laliberte

Poetic Social Mission

Moving Stars and Earth for Water event is a World premiere artistic event which will be presented via Live Webcast on ONE DROP’s website (http://www.onedrop.org) on October 9, at 8:00 p.m. EDT. (That’s 5:00 p.m. PDT) guy laliberte

After a year training and paying the $35 million ticket price, Guy Laliberte, first Canadian Space Tourist and Founder/CEO of Cirque du Soleil, launched from Baikonur to the Internationl Space Station on September 30. He arrived at ISS today, October 30, for two weeks aboard the orbiting station.

Guy’s blog… http://www.onedrop.org/en/mission_space/guy_laliberte_space/

Facebook group: http://www.facebook.com/ONE.DROP.Foundation

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