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Just watching @starwars. In space. No big deal. #StarWarsDay #Maythe4thBeWithYou

Two down, one to go. Butch Wilmore is heading to the final vent where he will swab the area to determine whether @Space_Station releases microbes and, if so, how many and how far they may travel.

That’s a wrap! 🎬 #Crew8 is finishing up research aboard @Space_Station. Growing protein crystals, deploying satellites, and studying microbes were all accomplished during their stay. Check out the research they conducted: go.nasa.gov/3Bmlkv2

Speedy centrifuge setup! @AstroDrewMorgan set up the new Cell Biology Experiment Facility-L (CBEF-L) for a study on the @Space_Station. CBEF-L upgrades life science opportunities, supporting the processing of more samples for a wider array of experiments. go.nasa.gov/38qNSQ9

Remotely-operated robotic surgery 3D-printed steel samples Over 630,000 Earth images Bioprinted human heart tissue 2024 was one for the books! Learn about milestones @Space_Station research accomplished in the pursuit to improve lives on Earth and in space. go.nasa.gov/3WaS5D0

#ICYMI, @NASA_Astronauts ventured outside the @Space_Station to complete maintenance and science tasks. Butch Wilmore collected samples near vents in search of microbes that may survive and reproduce on the exterior of the orbiting lab.

Our mission is research and science!👩‍🚀 @Space_Station allows astronauts to conduct experiments in microgravity leading to discoveries about the world we live in and how it works. Visit the laboratory in this video narrated by Adam Savage (@donttrythis).

Keeping electronics and other @Space_Station equipment from overheating is essential for operations and crew safety. Studying how to manage heat in microgravity can help researchers improve space systems used on future missions to the Moon and beyond. go.nasa.gov/3yiE8tW

Introducing @NASAScience_! Bringing you the incredible science and research happening on our planet and beyond straight to your X feed. Stay tuned for more. 🌎🚀🌠

Astronauts aren’t just explorers—they’re test subjects! 🧪 CIPHER examines how space affects the body and mind using samples and evaluations from crew members. This research could help better protect astronaut health on deep-space missions! More: go.nasa.gov/3FjrXQR

You’ve heard of an elf on a shelf, but what about a reindeer made from space gear? 🦌 NASA launches packages of cargo and research supplies to station year-round, unlike Santa's annual delivery. Today, station sent back experiments via Dragon (not reindeer) for further analysis on Earth. go.nasa.gov/41k5cFh

Contacting the @Space_Station via amateur radio can inspire students to explore areas in STEM. Astronauts have answered questions from students on every continent! Earlier this month, @Astro_Suni talked with girls from the Girlguiding organization in the United Kingdom.

Just watching @starwars. In space. No big deal. #StarWarsDay #Maythe4thBeWithYou

Two down, one to go. Butch Wilmore is heading to the final vent where he will swab the area to determine whether @Space_Station releases microbes and, if so, how many and how far they may travel.

That’s a wrap! 🎬 #Crew8 is finishing up research aboard @Space_Station. Growing protein crystals, deploying satellites, and studying microbes were all accomplished during their stay. Check out the research they conducted: go.nasa.gov/3Bmlkv2

Remotely-operated robotic surgery 3D-printed steel samples Over 630,000 Earth images Bioprinted human heart tissue 2024 was one for the books! Learn about milestones @Space_Station research accomplished in the pursuit to improve lives on Earth and in space. go.nasa.gov/3WaS5D0

Our mission is research and science!👩‍🚀 @Space_Station allows astronauts to conduct experiments in microgravity leading to discoveries about the world we live in and how it works. Visit the laboratory in this video narrated by Adam Savage (@donttrythis).

#ICYMI, @NASA_Astronauts ventured outside the @Space_Station to complete maintenance and science tasks. Butch Wilmore collected samples near vents in search of microbes that may survive and reproduce on the exterior of the orbiting lab.

Keeping electronics and other @Space_Station equipment from overheating is essential for operations and crew safety. Studying how to manage heat in microgravity can help researchers improve space systems used on future missions to the Moon and beyond. go.nasa.gov/3yiE8tW

Speedy centrifuge setup! @AstroDrewMorgan set up the new Cell Biology Experiment Facility-L (CBEF-L) for a study on the @Space_Station. CBEF-L upgrades life science opportunities, supporting the processing of more samples for a wider array of experiments. go.nasa.gov/38qNSQ9

Astronauts aren’t just explorers—they’re test subjects! 🧪 CIPHER examines how space affects the body and mind using samples and evaluations from crew members. This research could help better protect astronaut health on deep-space missions! More: go.nasa.gov/3FjrXQR

Introducing @NASAScience_! Bringing you the incredible science and research happening on our planet and beyond straight to your X feed. Stay tuned for more. 🌎🚀🌠

You’ve heard of an elf on a shelf, but what about a reindeer made from space gear? 🦌 NASA launches packages of cargo and research supplies to station year-round, unlike Santa's annual delivery. Today, station sent back experiments via Dragon (not reindeer) for further analysis on Earth. go.nasa.gov/41k5cFh

Contacting the @Space_Station via amateur radio can inspire students to explore areas in STEM. Astronauts have answered questions from students on every continent! Earlier this month, @Astro_Suni talked with girls from the Girlguiding organization in the United Kingdom.