Next week, three astronauts are scheduled to blast off aboard a Russian Soyuz rocket. They'll eventually arrive at the International Space Station, where they will live and work for the next six months.

One of those astronauts is Tim Peake — the first Briton to go to space in 20 years, and the first British astronaut officially registered with the European Space Agency. During his stay, Peake will maintain the research laboratory, perform hundreds of experiments, and will even run the London Marathon using the space station's zero-gravity treadmill.

The ESA is, rightly, building hype for Peake's historic stay on the space station, recording heartfelt well-wishes from the likes of his fellow countryman Peter Gabriel.

The agency even went so far as to solicit a message from Pat Monahan, a San Francisco native and lead singer of the Nickelodeon Kids Choice Award-nominated band Train. His video, which you can watch above, is a bit short — Monahan's a busy man after all! But it's clear just how much his passion for Peake's upcoming feat eclipses the fact that he clearly just learned about Peake's upcoming feat.

So I just want to offer a suggestion to Monahan and the ESA: when Peake lands in six months, the agency should give Monahan a chance to follow up with Peake to ask him how his historic space station stint went. I've even taken the liberty of providing both parties with few questions, just for starters: