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    Pope discusses life's biggest questions with International Space Station crew

    Pontiff becomes second pope to speak to astronauts orbiting the Earth with live streamed video call from the Vatican
    by Martin Belam and agencies Oct 26, 2017 2 minutes
    Pope Francis talks to the six astronauts during a video conference with the International Space Station. Photograph: AFP/Getty Images

    The Earth is a fragile thing that could even destroy itself, Pope Francis told astronauts on the International Space Station (ISS) on Thursday, saying they had an opportunity to see the planet “from the eyes of God”.

    The voice of Pope Francis was heard in the heavens when he made a

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