Watching from Launch Control as Taylor and his close out crew drive toward a fully loaded rocket.

@spacex CRS 33 reboosting International Space Station - my view from the window of crew Dragon Endeavour

Take off before liftoff ✈️ Christina H Koch and CSA (Canadian Space Agency) astronaut Jeremy Hansen take off on a training flight ahead of the Artemis II mission around the Moon.

LIVE: NASA experts discuss results of the second fueling test for our upcoming NASA Artemis mission to fly around the Moon. x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

After overnight data showed an interruption in helium flow in the SLS interim cryogenic propulsion stage, teams are troubleshooting and preparing for a likely rollback of Artemis II to the VAB at NASA's Kennedy Space Center. This will almost assuredly impact the March launch window. NASA will

🏳️‍🌈Alejandro Alcantarilla Romera (Alex) NASA's Kennedy Space Center NASA The ICPS helium system performed as expected during both WDRs. This was an unexpected development during routine helium flow operations last evening. The teams were up all night assessing the situation.

As an update to my earlier post. - The ICPS helium bottles are used to purge the engines, as well as for LH2 and LOX tank pressurization. The systems did work correctly during WDR1 and WDR2. - Last evening, the team was unable to get helium flow through the vehicle. This

The city lights of Italy sparkle from Naples along the western coast, to Venice along the eastern coast, to Cortina in the Alps where the Winter #Olympics have brought the world together in triumph and tradition.

In awe to be gazing down on our precious blue gem from above once again. Here are some of my first views out of the SpaceX Dragon window from last weekend. Hello Earth!

Smiling our way into the work week — 250 miles above Earth. 😃🌎 Crew‑12 is settling into their second week aboard the International International Space Station, building steady momentum as they take on a full schedule of research, maintenance, and daily operations. With routines established

After 185 days docked to the International Space Station, the Dragon spacecraft supporting SpaceX’s 33rd Commercial Resupply Services mission for NASA will undock from the orbiting lab on Thursday, February 26 → spacex.com/launches/crs33

With the rollback of the Artemis II rocket and spacecraft complete, NASA will host a news conference at 10am ET (1500 UTC) on Friday, Feb. 27, to discuss next steps for the crewed lunar mission. go.nasa.gov/4r2EOJk

POV: You’re driving up to a fully fueled Moon rocket

Dragon is on track to reenter Earth’s atmosphere and splash down off the southern coast of California near San Diego at ~11:45 p.m. PT

Beautiful Cargo Dragon reentry as seen from San Pedro this evening.

President Trump gave the world the Artemis Program, and NASA and our partners have the plan to deliver. We will standardize architecture where possible, add missions and accelerate flight rate, execute in an evolutionary way, and safely return American astronauts to the Moon,

Enjoying the Friday vibes in Artemis world. LFG!

…and this is how we’re going back.