After completion of the Robotics Specialist skills training, we keep our skills current via Track and Capture refreshers. This particular refresher was in the Systems Engineering Simulator in a mockup of the space station’s Cupola. These lessons emphasize the importance of crew…

Wrapped up an awesome week and a half of #helicopter flying with the Colorado Army National Guard team in Gypsum, Colorado at their High-Altitude ARNG Aviation Training Site (HAATS). We saw how crew coordination fits into power management, actively interpreted what the aircraft…

Come sail the stars with our NASA Astronauts!

Applications to #BeAnAstronaut close April 2. go.nasa.gov/astro2024

Training at the High-Altitude ARNG Aviation Training Site (HAATS) in Gypsum, Colorado with the awesome professionals of the Colorado Army National Guard Team. Beautiful area! Reminds me of my past experiences flying helicopters in Alaska. Definitely a treasured experience. I’m…

There was a collaborative effort guiding us on our journey of becoming NASA astronauts. After two years of training, we graduated on March 5th!

Now NASA is looking for a new class of astronauts.

If you have ever wanted to #beanastronaut , your first step is to apply!…

Appreciate the lesson today in the virtual reality simulator performing and evaluating various mass handling activities that could take place on a spacewalk!

Just completed the generic profile centrifuge training at Wright-Patterson AFB. It was a +Gx familiarization profile with a max of around 4.6. Great instructors and training!

Today was my first time flying the T-38 out to Roswell, NM and experiencing the HI-ILS Y approach for runway 21 firsthand! Flying in the T-38 is always a great opportunity to improve crew resource management skills, especially when the approach is more challenging! 😁

Wiseman. Glover. Koch. Hansen.

The next four Moon explorers have been chosen. The Artemis II mission now has a crew.

Congratulations to our fellow astronauts! Godspeed and ad astra as your journey begins. Go #Artemis !

More: NASA.gov/artemis-ii

Just finished the third run of the Extravehicular Activity Qualification (EVQ) in the NBL with Andre Douglas We are continuing to focus on developing basic skills in order to prepare us for more complicated tasks in future runs!

Live now: Axiom Space and NASA reveal the spacesuit prototype for NASA Astronauts to wear near the Moon’s South pole on #Artemis III.

Remarks & suit demo – 10:30am EDT (1430 UTC)

Student Q&A – 11:15am EDT (1515 UTC) twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Türkiye ve Suriyede olan depremlerden dolayi çok üzgünüm.

My thoughts and deepest condolences are with the people of Türkiye and Syria.

Today I got to participate in suiting-up two of my classmates Marcos Berríos Mohammad AlMulla for their NBL run!

Awesome training day! 😁 Not only were we introduced to formation flight techniques of high-performance aircraft, we officially wrapped up our RCQ crew member initial checkout syllabus in the T-38! Thanks for snapping the photo Chris Williams

So thrilled to be out here at Kennedy Space Center for tomorrow’s NASA Artemis launch attempt! Proud to be a part of the NASA team!

Today was my first time in the EMU suit! I’ve been working with an awesome group of suit technicians and engineers to optimize the suit fit before our upcoming EVA lessons in the NBL. The fit check is an opportunity to evaluate reach limitations and note any pressure points

Practicing crew resource management, checklist discipline, and procedural recall in the mighty T-6A with U.S. Navy

Familiarizing ourselves with the International Space Station mockups in the Neutral Buoyancy Lab with my SCUBA dive buddy Marcos Berríos