Thank you, Madam Vice President. It's wonderful to be back on planet earth! It's even better to be surrounded by friends and family. Thanks to all who made this possible.
Fantastic place, occupied by amazing people, working for all of humanity. I’ll forever cherish the memories of serving on the International Space Station. Now, though, I’m thrilled to be back on Mother Earth!
During his record-breaking mission, @Astro_Sabot has worked on research ranging from studies of muscle loss to fire safety to kidney health! Explore the science.
Mark Vande Hei: Breaking Records for Science
NASA astronaut Mark Vande Hei returns to Earth after setting the record for longest single spaceflight by a NASA astronaut. During his mission, Vande Hei spent many hours on science aboard station.
Like so many things at NASA, it takes a talented, dedicated team. Thanks so much to the folks that put this video together. I hope you enjoy watching it as much as I did!
Aboard the International Space Station, NASA Exp 66 Flight Engineer @Astro_Sabot answered social media questions on Mar. 10 and reflected on his record-breaking spaceflight.
NASA Astronaut Answers Questions About Record-Breaking Spaceflight
Aboard the International Space Station, NASA Expedition 66 Flight Engineer Mark Vande Hei answered social media questions on March 10 and reflected on his record-breaking spaceflight.
Our Nation's Capital, in honor of President's Day. "I was summoned by my Country, whose voice I can never hear but with veneration and love" - George Washington
The good ship Piers Sellers, named after a very good man, launches today. I’m very grateful to have crossed paths with Piers and proud of what he stood for. His good-natured humor and ready laugh will never be forgotten.
Beirut & snow-covered mountains to the East, taken on Feb 12, 7:20 AM local. I’m going to miss being able to glance out the windows and see views like this. Such a beautiful planet.
Shockingly bright as I opened our shades, the Moon lingered, strutting by. Lots of time to find good camera settings! Soon we’ll be exploring our neighbor again.
One of these Astrobees is not like the others. Last week, Kayla joined in on the fun with Bumble Bee and Queen Bee, two Astrobee robots doing some test flights on the @Space_Station.
Congratulations to all the athletes participating in the Winter Olympics! Thanks for inspiring us with your spirit and reminding us of the hope in international cooperation.
I looked back at my journal entries recently and thought I would share...
Day 1: “It was a bit jarring going from crowds and outdoors to indoors, few windows, and few people [on the International Space Station].”
Day 200: “Last night, I went to bed after the hatch closure, but before Oleg, Yulia, and Klim actually undocked. … Today [a day off] for me will be a very relaxing one.”
(1/2) @NASA's Day of Remembrance is one of mixed emotions for me. It reminds me of the tragic loss of some absolutely wonderful people. Yet that loss heightens my sense of gratitude for the wonderful people, friends, with whom I have the privilege to work right now.
Humans are participating in science above the clouds! Here’s @Astro_Raja maintaining the @Space_Station's Combustion Integrated Rack. Do you know when the Station will be zooming above your hometown? Head to spotthestation.nasa.gov/ to find out when! #SpotTheStation
Going with the flow 💧 In space, we get a unique look at fluids, and we’re taking advantage of that in @Space_Station experiments! Researchers use surface tension to study diseases in microgravity and examine small capillary forces controlling liquids.
Surface Tension Science in Space
In space, we get a unique look at fluids, and we’re taking advantage of that on station! Researchers use surface tension to study diseases and examine capillary forces controlling liquids.