This was one of my favorite days at work, bringing Starlink’s high-speed internet to a school in the Amazon and meeting (and getting hugs from) these extraordinary students. This picture shows just a few of the hundreds of thousands of amazing Brazilian people whom we are

Our beautiful Earth through seven windows. 🌎 Today, NASA Astronauts Matthew Dominick shared insights on astronaut photography during an in-flight interview with Scientific American inside the Cupola module designed for observing operations outside the station.

We are also finding some extra time for a bit more photography training 📷🌎 spent a few hours with Anna Menon tonight diving into all the nitty-gritty Nikon details. The crew will get some amazing photos/videos from new heights in Earth orbit. Can’t wait for everyone to see!

Grateful for every opportunity I get to learn from one of the best, John Kraus !

Happy Birthday NRO!

Starliner during entry from the ISS! youtube.com/watch?v=QngdqJ…

Chris Bergin - NSF I think that's a live view from Matthew Dominick with the Nikon Z9!!! Amazing behind the scenes and how amazing to see it from ISS's perspective!

Touchdown #Starliner.

Just confirmed that there will be no Boeing representatives at the post-landing Starliner news conference. (John Shannon and Mark Nappi were originally supposed to be here). Asked NASA why. Response: "You'll have to ask them." So what's up Boeing Space?

John Kraus Chris Bergin - NSF I was shooting out of the WORF with the HDMI out plugged into our encoders for downlink.

SpaceX created the first fully reusable rocket stage and, much more importantly, made the reuse economically viable. Making life multiplanetary is fundamentally a cost per ton to Mars problem. It currently costs about a billion dollars per ton of useful payload to the surface

The first Starships to Mars will launch in 2 years when the next Earth-Mars transfer window opens. These will be uncrewed to test the reliability of landing intact on Mars. If those landings go well, then the first crewed flights to Mars will be in 4 years. Flight rate will

Behind the space station, the last sliver of the orbital sunset shines through the service module solar arrays. 15mm, T1.8, ISO 6400, 1.6s

Super Bowl LIX. New Orleans. youtu.be/oIEKK_j0fss

Blind Byrd X Luor Chris Bergin - NSF Actually, we should have been in great shape for weather this time of year. The supported locations are spread out in such a way that August and September typically offer high availability. We have just been hit with an unusually atypical weather pattern that's brought

Chris Bergin - NSF We are optimistic.

Targeting no earlier than Tuesday, September 10 for Falcon 9’s launch of the Polaris Dawn mission → spacex.com/launches/missi… Weather is currently 40% favorable for liftoff, and conditions at the possible splashdown sites for Dragon’s return to Earth remain a watch item

L-2 🌧️👀🙏