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NASA's page for updates from the International Space Station, the world-class lab orbiting Earth 250 miles above. For the latest research, follow @ISS_Research.
Engineering cameras on the Russian cargo craft spot the station about 800 meters away.
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Advanced space biology research is in full gear today and the Exp 61 crew is working new and long-running experiments to improve health. Read more...
The Exp 61 crew has begun unpacking several tons of new supplies from the @SpaceX and @roscosmos space freighters. Read more...
The Exp 61 crew and mission controllers were busy with a wide variety of science operations today to improve human health on Earth and in space. Read more...
@Astro_Christina will talk to Texas students live on @NASA TV at 11:30 a.m. EST on Friday with @SenTedCruz in attendance.
The station has seen heavy traffic with the arrival of cargo ships bringing supplies and new science. Preparations for the launch of Boeing's Starliner spacecraft are being finalized. #SpaceToGround
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@Astro2fish orbited over Hurricane#Harvey2017 and photographed the storm bearing down on the Texas coast.
Millions of people saw #Eclipse2017 but only six people saw the umbra, or the moon's shadow, over the United States from space today.
There may be no better view of Earth than from the International Space Station. In honor of #EarthDay , enjoy these photos taken by from 250 miles above our home planet. You can search astronaut photography here: . #PictureEarth
It's the moon, sunspots AND the station in front of the sun. photographer captures station transiting sun during #Eclipse2017
Currently living in space, @StationCDRKelly is 1 of 6 people that literally cannot be dragged down. #DragMeDown
Cameras outside the station captured views of #HurricaneDorian at 12:16 p.m. ET on Sept. 1 as it churned over the northern Bahamas. The storm is a dangerous Category 5 hurricane, carrying the strongest winds in recorded history for the northwestern Bahamas. #Hurricane #Dorian
Astronauts on Apollo 8 captured the first “Earthrise,” and now, astronauts on the space station capture Earth’s lights, days and nights. The best way to celebrate #WorldPhotographyDay is with photos of our world. Want more astronaut-captured shots? Visit .
Today we are celebrating 17 yrs of continuous human presence in space! Congrats to all who have had a part in this extraordinary endeavor.
The first mission arrived at the space station today when the completed soft captur #CrewDragon on the Harmony module at 5:51am ET. #LaunchAmerica
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