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Welcome Crew-7, thrilled to have you on board @Space_Station. Continuous🐢presence in space is alive and well…
Welcome #Crew7, to the International @Space_Station. Commander @AstroJaws and her crewmates are beginning a mission of about six months living and working on our orbiting lab.
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Lost track of how much I’ve learned from Brian. @friedberg if you want to check out flying robots, @BrianYutko is your man.
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Such a blast talking with @friedberg about becoming an astronaut, commercial opportunities in space, philosophy of space exploration, and more.
i had the thrill and honor to chat with astronaut (and fellow Cal alum) @Astro_Woody, from the @Space_Station yesterday. really fun convo on a wide range of topics. full video..
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High resolution originals:
Aug 8: eol.jsc.nasa.gov/SearchPhoto…
Aug 17: eol.jsc.nasa.gov/SearchPhoto…
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I have no words suitable for the magnitude of destruction in Lahaina, so I’ll just share some raw images. Aug 8 just before the fires started, and Aug 17 during recovery operations. My heart goes out to those affected.
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Some details on @JAXA_en's Airlock in the JEM (Japanese Experiment Module), and a quick float over to the PMM (Permanent Multipurpose Module).
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It’s been over 6 months since my last training session on the ground. Here’s how @NASA_Astronauts keep current on operating the @csa_asc Canadarm-2.
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Welcome aboard, S.S. Laurel Clark
Capture confirmed! Next, the @Space_Station’s robotic Canadarm2 will attach the #CRS19 Cygnus spacecraft to the orbiting laboratory. Our live coverage will resume right here at 7:30am ET (1130 UTC). blogs.nasa.gov/ng-crs-19/
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Some typical ops working with our Astrobee free-flyer robots. Footage from last week; just did @ZeroRobotics finals run hosted @MIT today.
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Unnamed storm brewing in the South Pacific last week. The @Space_Station provides an incredible platform for monitoring extreme weather events around the world.
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Ha, great point. My first job ever was packing parachutes at SkydivePA. I have only 250 jumps. This mission has definitely helped my free fall time. Do I log it as a single jump?
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The acceleration is so small that it would be difficult to detect without doing a careful float like I show in the video.
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We film and take photos out the window all the time, and there are some great external facing video feeds available here: eol.jsc.nasa.gov/ESRS/HDEV/
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Thanks for these details! Note this video was filmed during a reboost a couple weeks ago, not the one yesterday.
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