Soyuz MS-26 is supposed to launch later today, and we should end up with a record number of people in orbit: Crew-8 - 4 Starliner - 2 Soyuz MS-25 - 3 Soyuz MS-26 - 3 Shenzhou 17 -3 Polaris Dawn - 4 19 people

Astronauts may have the guts for space travel—but not the kidneys trib.al/CaKd61V

Such a pleasure to get a visit from Hayley Arceneaux & Dr. Sian “Leo” Proctor at Weill Cornell Medicine, where they continue to help with our spaceflight research and the data from Inspiration4. We sent smiles and best wishes to the current Polaris mission, brainstormed new medical

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SpaceX scripting history with Jared Isaacman #PolarisDawn mission. 1st commercial SO spacewalk, flying through Van Allen belt, cruising 700km above 🌍 🥂 to Chris Mason Joseph ‘Sci’ Borg Spaceomix : crucial members of the research team. Humbled to be part of this breakthrough!!!

A significant achievement for human spaceflight! First ever non-government spacewalk! Congratulations to the Polaris and SpaceX teams, and of course to Jared Isaacman whose vision, investment, and courage made this day happen. Ad astra!

“Earth sure looks like a perfect world.” Beautiful and heart-warming inspiration from Jared Issacman, Polaris & SpaceX. A huge success for the brave crew Jared Isaacman Sarah Gillis Anna Menon Kidd Poteet! Updates from nature here: nature.com/articles/d4158… “First

HARMONY OF RESILIENCE: Recorded in space and sent to Earth via SpaceX’s Starlink constellation, Polaris Dawn crewmember and violinist Sarah Gillis invites you to enjoy this music moment in support of St. Jude & El Sistema USA® → polarisprogram.com/music

Join the Polaris Dawn crew to learn details behind some of the ~40 science and research experiments being conducted during the mission. Many of these experiments will provide valuable data regarding human health in space ahead of future long-duration space missions

Space Shuttle Almanac Perhaps you will enjoy learning about the 100+ institution, 25+ country collaboration following the scientific learnings of the Inspiration4 mission. It was published in Nature, one of the highest-profile science journals in the world. nature.com/immersive/d428… I am sure Polaris

Congratulations to the Butterfly Network team for advancing our understanding of the health effects of space travel. So fitting that semiconductors got us into space and now the World’s first ultrasound on a semiconductor chip is keeping us healthy in space! SpaceX Chris Mason

Another favourite, how does biology behave in Space or non-Earth environments. My introduction to biology was a lecture in Astrobiology so seeing these experiments conducted in space by people like Chris Mason because of the Polaris is inspiring. x.com/johnkrausphoto…

"We know that humans are still the only species with the knowledge of extinction, and thus, we have a duty of stewardship" This book by Chris Mason thinks big.

We are back on Earth and look forward to sharing the results and our experiences with all of you. The scientists and doctors rightfully own all of our time for the next few days, but I did want to share a few thoughts as I reflect on our mission and what we set out to accomplish.

Excited by Polaris ?🚀 SpaceX Jared Isaacman Anna Menon Kidd Poteet Sarah Gillis Here is portion of maximally accessible curated data from Inspiration4 📣 Chris Mason Rodrigo C de Almeida Masafumi Muratani（村谷匡史） Greg Autry🚀 Elon Musk MBR Space Centre Chris Combs (iterative design enjoyer) Eliah G. Overbey 🇺🇸🧬🚀

ICYMI: Catch a glimpse into the future from a top synthetic biologist at Weill Cornell Medicine. @Mason_lab studies the genetic and physiological impacts of space travel on the human body with @Nasa and has written a book called "The Next 500 Years." x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

"A case for the moral duty of specific human germline genetic engineering" cambridge.org/core/journals/…

John Kraus Not only…. All these SpaceX launches have contributed significantly to a new dawn. nature.com/immersive/d428… Dawn of a second space age Chris Mason Afshin Beheshti Spaceomix pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38862027/

Engineering natural microbiomes toward enhanced bioremediation by microbiome modeling nature.com/articles/s4146…

🚀 Exciting article by Alyssa LaFaro! 🌟 Read about Jonathan C. Schisler’s journey to science, our lab’s research on age-related pharmacology, our commitment to team science, and fueling partnerships to make UNC-Chapel Hill a collaborative hub for future space studies. 🌌 Inspired by Zena Cardman,