It was a pleasure and honour to welcome NASA Astronaut 👨‍🚀 Randy Bresnik Randy Bresnik for our latest #podcast 🎙. "Open your ears 👂" to the fascinating world of space in this new episode 🔗 airbus.com/newsroom/event… #SpaceMatters

5️⃣ spacewalks, 2️⃣ #space flights, commander of the International Space Station & U.S. Marines fighter pilot. I had the privilege to interview Randy Bresnik for our Airbus Space #podcast. What a great guy. We had so much to talk about. Tune in!👇 shows.acast.com/we-make-it-fly… via Acast 📸NASA

Some of my favorite photos that I took while on International Space Station have been selected for this year’s #TournamentEarth contest! Japan, Aurora, and the Himalayas. Which one is your favorite? Cast your vote here: go.nasa.gov/2UjcINH

Where do you call home? ARCHIVED: Gateway Lunar Space Station will be our home away from home among the stars as we plan our return to the lunar surface. Follow their new social media accounts and stay up to date on all of the latest #Artemis news.

Now 4 days and a wake-up to the launch of #Artemis -1 ARCHIVED: NASA_SLS & Orion Spacecraft spacecraft from NASA's Kennedy Space Center . Great video overview by NASA Artemis with the details of the mission. Once this mission is completed, next up is ARCHIVED NASA Astronauts onboard #Artemis -II to the #moon!

With two of them on the side of the ARCHIVED: NASA_SLS rocket, combined with the thrust of the 4 RS-25 engines we can’t wait to hear and feel #Artemis -1 liftoff!

The excitement of Spaceflight is contagious!

We are Ready!

Launch count for #Artemis -1 getting short with many more final checks to go on an amazingly beautiful NASA's Kennedy Space Center morning.

Safety is always first. Following today's #Artemis I launch attempt, NASA Artemis teams are working through an issue with engine number 3, and expect to give a news briefing later today. Stay tuned for broadcast details. nasa.gov/live

We're targeting Sat, Sept 3 at 2:17 PM ET for our next #Artemis I launch attempt. Our teams met today to review the data and understand the issues we experienced. Continuing to encourage them to take this process one step at a time, follow the data, and learn about the vehicle.

At <5 hours to Launch of #Artemis -1, No, this isn't ARCHIVED NASA Astronauts rushing to get onboard, but a pic from earlier this week when we saw this beautiful ARCHIVED: NASA_SLS on the launch pad. Current & future Astronauts out there anxiously awaiting our first #Artemis flight on NASA TV!

Nearly 50 years elapsed between these two photos. #WeAreGoing!!! ⬇️ #Apollo17 at 12:33 a.m. ET on Dec. 7, 1972 ↘️ #Artemis I 1:47 a.m. ET today

Dawn of a new era in Space! Carrying the dreams of thousands aloft to bring the Moon back within reach! Godspeed #Artemis -1!

And this is what 8.8 million pounds of #Artemis -1 thrust to escape Earth sounds like!

As Orion Spacecraft begins the #Artemis I mission to the Moon, the spacecraft captured these stunning views of our home planet.

Just in case you missed it live early Wed AM. #Artemis-1 'slipping the surly bonds of earth'

Epic #selfie by #Artemis -1

So far from home, farthest a spacecraft built for humans has ever travelled from our home planet. Orion Spacecraft #Artemis-1 today at nearly 270,000 miles from #Earth 1/2 way through the mission timeline. Splashdown targeted for 11 Dec.

If I saw just this picture it would be easy to say it was made in Hollywood, but after having watched #Artemis -1 launch & perform its' test flight so well, so far....it makes these images even more astounding! Godspeed #Artemis -1, looking forward to your splashdown on Sunday!