Jennifer Buchli
@jenniferbuchli
Space scientist, music enthusiast, traveler. Not an official @NASA account. Views are my own.
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11-06-2020 20:49:25
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A @NorthropGrumman rocket launches to the International Space Station next week, carrying a space toilet, radish seeds and a camera that will film a spacewalk in VR for the first time. Ask the people behind these projects anything in Reddit AMAs this Friday, Sept. 25. nasa.tumblr.com/post/630058321…
To improve fire safety in space we need to understand how different fuels interact with materials in microgravity. Last week, an ISS Research experiment safely lit 21 flames on International Space Station, this time using methane as the fuel. Learn more: go.nasa.gov/33UHhyf
The hatches are open and NASA's SpaceX Crew-1 astronauts Shannon Walker, NOGUCHI, Soichi 野口 聡一(公式), Victor Glover, and Mike Hopkins are the newest residents aboard the International Space Station. Welcome aboard!
The Crew-1 astronauts have now been at their new home, the International Space Station, for a week! Throughout their stay, they’ll conduct many microgravity studies including 👨🚀 How spaceflight affects our bodies 🌱 Growing radishes in space 🌟 Testing tissue chips ➡️go.nasa.gov/2UBjFsH
A new era of space exploration! We just announced the NASA Artemis team of NASA Astronauts that will help pave the way for our next human missions on and around the Moon 🚀🌕 nasa.gov/artemisteam
The International Space Station is full of life! 🌷🌱🐟🕷️ From flowers and veggie plants to fish and spiders, numerous experiments have launched and observed how life forms beyond humans respond to space.
.Mark T. Vande Hei is back on Earth after a NASA record-breaking 355 days in space! Next he will fly from Kazakhstan and return to his NASA's Johnson Space Center home base in Houston 24 hours later.
This week I joined teams from NASA astrobiology, geology, chemistry, and engineering in the field. Scientists are conducting research, developing methods, and testing hardware for the Moon and Mars. Follow along NASA Expeditions to learn more!