Orion has entered the chat...er...chamber.

The Artemis II Orion Spacecraft was recently lifted into a vacuum chamber at NASA's Kennedy Space Center, where it will undergo electromagnetic compatibility and interference testing.

What was the first thing @LunarLoral ate after six months in space?

'Chips and guacamole. It was my first meal and my second meal... It's the one thing I craved up there.'

'You see lightning dancing between clouds. You look back on Earth and you know it's just this marvelously complex ecosystem that's happening every second.'

@LunarLoral shares her experiences watching Earth from the International Space Station:

The crew of Apollo 13 took photos from their Lunar Module 'life boat' on April 14, 1970, as they slingshot around the Moon to get back to Earth as quickly as possible. The Command Module (right) had been shut down to conserve resources for reentry. go.nasa.gov/43VIO4h

After 204 days in space, astronaut @LunarLoral is back on Earth—and she's speaking with media and the public about her scientific mission aboard the International Space Station. Tune in and share your questions with #AskNASA . twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Only a few days remain!

Don't miss the opportunity to #BeAnAstronaut and join the NASA Artemis missions to the Moon and beyond!

📆 Deadline to apply is April 16
✏️Apply here >> go.nasa.gov/4ayRZd7

Basking in the total solar eclipse, learning all about the launch process of the NASA_SLS rocket, and simulating the g-forces aboard the Orion Spacecraft spacecraft — all in a week’s work when you’re an #Artemis II astronaut!

Check out @Astro_Reid’s weekly update.

Hola, International Space Station 📞

¡Habla con un NASA Astronauts en el espacio en tus futuros eventos educativos e inspira a tus estudiantes a dedicarse a campos de STEM! Envía tu propuesta a ARISS - Amateur Radio on the ISS antes del 19 de mayo: ariss.org

From STEMnauts to Astronauts 🧑‍🚀

The 2024 NASA Student Launch teams had a special guest speaker join their welcome session yesterday. Woody Hoburg spoke about his experience with model rocketry and his career at NASA.

Watch the competition tomorrow >> youtube.com/watch?v=-XEfns…

Woody Hoburg spoke to #StudentLaunch teams yesterday afternoon and touched on how his experiences in model rocketry helped propel him into a career NASA. 🚀 🧑‍🚀

Our jaws just DROPPED! 😱

Look at these breathtaking views from the International Space Station, orbiting 261 miles above portions of the U.S. and Canada during April 8th’s total solar eclipse. More: go.nasa.gov/3vMogyH

Shiny. ✨

This week on #SpaceToGround , Loral O’Hara returned home after spending 204 days in space, the Exp 71 crew witnessed the solar eclipse from 260 miles above Earth, and NASA astronaut Don Pettit is scheduled to launch to the station in September.

Apply to #BeAnAstronaut today on #InternationalDayofHumanSpaceFlight !

After spending six-and-a-half-months aboard the ISS, NASA astronaut @LunarLoral will discuss her experience in space during a news conference Monday, April 15, at 10:45 a.m. EDT at Johnson Space Center in Houston. Have questions for Loral? Use #AskNASA to ask questions about her…

Have you ever wondered if you have what it takes to #BeAnAstronaut ? 🤔

The April 16th deadline is quickly approaching to apply for our new class of NASA Astronauts, and there are a few things you should know.

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Biomedical research and space physics consumed the Expedition 71 crew’s science schedule aboard the International Space Station on Wednesday. The seven orbital residents also continued cargo operations and worked on spacesuits in preparation for an upcoming spacewalk planned for April 25.…

After spending six-and-a-half-months aboard the International Space Station, NASA astronaut Loral O'Hara will participate in a news conference at 9:45 a.m. CDT Monday, April 15 NASA_Johnson.

The news conference will air live on NASA+ and nasa.gov/live.

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Diplomacy is good for discovery, and discovery is good for diplomacy.

What better representation of the power of partnership than NASA's new agreement with Japan.

Thanks to the new pressurized rover, we will explore the Moon like never before.

After completion of the Robotics Specialist skills training, we keep our skills current via Track and Capture refreshers. This particular refresher was in the Systems Engineering Simulator in a mockup of the space station’s Cupola. These lessons emphasize the importance of crew…