Stefan Krämer has been working for the Swedish Space Corporation (SSC) for seven years. During this period, Kiruna has become his second home. The aerospace engineer spends several months of the year north of the Arctic Circle – helping to supervise rocket and weather balloon launches. He still finds it as exciting as ever. We spoke to him shortly before the launch of the MASER-15 rocket. Watch now!
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