For the benefit of our blue marble. 🌎 On this week’s #HWHAP, a NASA scientist discusses how imagery and data collected from the International Space Station can support natural disaster response teams on the ground. go.nasa.gov/4iWiQDI

Nichole and Anne pack up MISSE samples for return to Earth. MISSE exposed materials and tech to the harsh space environment outside International Space Station. This platform helps design more durable materials and tech for future space missions. go.nasa.gov/45b1jUT

A nighttime pass over the Eastern and Southern United States. I was astounded at the scale of recent thunderstorms … some of these flashes are as large as cities!

We have an exciting opportunity for anyone who would like to contribute to our NASA Artemis II mission around the Moon! We need a zero gravity indicator to join us aboard the Orion Spacecraft spacecraft. Submit your ideas for our small, plush companion: freelancer.com/moon-mascot

Cuba fue la protagonista de la imagen número un millón de la tripulación de la Expedición 72 a bordo de la International Space Station. A 420 kilómetros sobre las Bahamas, la astronauta Nichole “Vapor” Ayers captó esta vista con de La Habana cubierta de nubes.

.Nichole “Vapor” Ayers retrieves a sample from ADSEP, a facility that allow the production of different protein crystals in microgravity. Results could fast-track the development of new and improved medicines and treatments. go.nasa.gov/4eA9cWo

¿Cómo empezó la vida en la Tierra? Nuestra misión Dragonfly explorará la luna de Saturno Titán, un “laboratorio” químico intacto que nos dará pistas sobre procesos que podrían haber dado lugar a moléculas complejas... ¡y las primeras señales de vida! go.nasa.gov/3ZkyLVB

During her time on the International Space Station, Jeanette J. Epps, PhD assisted in the Metal 3D Printer investigation from European Space Agency. The investigation tests 3D printing of small metal parts in microgravity to improve not only printed parts, but our understanding of 3D printing metal in space. Watch

Sin maquillaje, a carita lavada, la nebulosa del Águila resplandece en nuestro vasto cosmos. ✨ Esta imagen de Hubble muestra un pilar de polvo y gas frío de 9,5 años luz de altura en todo su esplendor.

The Aurora showed up this last weekend when I wasn’t expecting it! I was trying to capture the massive storms that went through both North and South America and got a nice surprise. The Aurora appeared right at sunset over the Northern US and Canada. I‘m also fascinated by just

How do we do human research in space? The same way our doctor would on Earth – lab tests. We routinely draw our own blood, centrifuge and freeze the samples, then return them on a cargo vehicle (kept frozen in powered cargo freezers). Scientists can look at biomarkers and cell

The NASA Artemis II crew needs you! 🧑‍🎨 On their journey around the Moon, the crew needs a zero gravity indicator plushie and you can design it. There are 2️⃣ weeks left to submit your designs! Learn more about the contest: freelancer.com/moon-mascot

Wondering how NASA science benefits your state? We’ve built an interactive dashboard where you can explore detailed economic impact reports for every U.S. state and the congressional districts they touch. NASA’s science investments reach all 50 states and 77% of congressional

Auroras from space always draw crewmembers to the Cupola. I love how this one illuminated our Dragon, and I also love the dance of satellites on the left in the latter part of the video. It’s interesting how the aurora creeps along the top of the atmosphere as it comes up over

In February we mentioned our support of the Qascom GNSS experiment. Last week the team presented successful results at the VIII Space Resources Conference: Path to Lunar Sustainability in Kraków. Read more about it on their Linked In page: linkedin.com/feed/update/ur…

Calling all students, teachers, parents and lovers of space!  Here’s an opportunity for you to design something that could fly around the Moon. Unleash your creativity and design a zero gravity indicator, a plushie that will float during the NASA Artemis II mission. Submissions

#canadafires smoke as seen from space

Orbiting 250 miles above the Earth, research is conducted aboard International International Space Station. From unlocking the mysteries of the universe to advancing human health, scientists harness microgravity to make discoveries not possible on Earth. go.nasa.gov/41hFAqv

Caught a fish! Hope you enjoy this round of space fishing for beautiful auroras. If you’re wondering what the reflections in the lower left are, I made a rookie mistake of not having the shroud completely cover the window so you can see some crew activity (the cupola is located

.NASA, Axiom Space, and SpaceX are targeting 2:31 a.m. EDT, Wednesday, June 25, for the launch of Axiom Mission 4 to the orbital outpost. nasa.gov/blogs/spacesta…