Revolverのインスタグラム(revolvermag) - 2月14日 02時51分
No metalhead has gone deeper into the void than Paul F. Thompson. As a navigator for NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, he’s soared past Jupiter with the Juno probe, helped guide the Mars Science Laboratory to its final destination and skipped past far-flung Pluto via the New Horizons spacecraft - much of it while sitting at his desk in Southern California, blasting @SlayerBandOfficial and @LambofGod into his headphones. “People think @NASA is pocket protectors and button-up collars and maybe it was in the Apollo days,” says Thompson. Last year, the space scientist gave Slayer’s Kerry King and his wife, @slaywhore, a tour of Mission Control. “It’s like two separate lives. I have my job and then I have what I do in my free time, which is go to a lot of concerts.” Most of his fellow scientists at JPL know little of this side of Thompson’s life, and would definitely be surprised to see him in a mosh pit. It’s the same when friends who only know him as a metal fan discover his day job. “I’ve known people for years who were shocked by what I do for a living because we connected on music.” Read our profile on this extraordinary metalhead now on RevolverMag.com. ?: @JeremyDangerPictures
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