Exp 71 explored ways to treat neurological disorders and continued spacewalk preps while packing a U.S. cargo craft on Monday. More... go.nasa.gov/49Iumy1

Two cosmonauts are gearing up for a hardware installation spacewalk planned to begin at 10:55am ET on Thursday live on NASA TV. nasa.gov/news-release/n…

.@Astro_Pettit will be making his fourth visit to the station later this year. Take a look at some of his past mission activities including spacewalks and space research... flickr.com/gp/nasa2explor…

External instruments on the station collect data about our changing planet. Using this climate data, scientists can help communities become resilient and prepare for future events. Read about more these observers. nasa.gov/missions/stati…

It’s a bioprinting party on International Space Station! 🥳

NASA Astronauts Epps, Dominick, and Dyson conduct research in the Biofabrication Facility, which is used to bioprint tissues on station. The results could lead to the printing of organs to treat injuries and diseases in the future.

This week on #SpaceToGround , a space investigation is measuring the temperature of plants on Earth, one of our NASA Astronauts takes part in a suite of experiments for CIPHER, and @NASA gears up for the Boeing Crew Flight Test to the station.

Exp 71 finished the week exploring ways to treat space-caused issues that affect the human body and preparing for a hardware installation spacewalk. More... go.nasa.gov/4d3uqLy

A wide variety of ISS Research packed the Exp 71 crew's schedule as spacewalk preps and SpaceX cargo ops continued Thursday. More... go.nasa.gov/3vYtuY2

External International Space Station instruments capture data about our planet's temp, gases, and more. This data can help communities mitigate the impacts of climate change.
Bring Qs to our early #AskNASA Earth Day event. Meanwhile, meet station's Earth observers! 👇
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Exp 71 worked on Dragon cargo operations, prepped for next week's spacewalk, and conducted biomedical research on Wednesday. More... go.nasa.gov/3UmxDP6

An X-ray telescope that observes neutron stars and other cosmic phenomena from the space station will be repaired during a spacewalk later this year. science.nasa.gov/missions/stati…

The Exp 71 crew worked ongoing eye studies and spacewalk preps today while servicing quantum phsyics gear and packing cargo. More... go.nasa.gov/3W1Xahv

Astronauts and instruments aboard the International Space Station collect valuable images and data of Earth. They can provide insights for decisions and solutions about our changing planet.

Join us on April 18 to learn how NASA studies Earth from space. twitter.com/i/spaces/1vAGR…

Students from Syracuse, New York, will have an opportunity to hear from NASA astronaut Jeanette Epps this week.

The space-to-Earth call will stream live on NASA TV, NASA+, and the agency’s website at 10am ET Thursday, April 18. nasa.gov/news-release/n…

🪑 Today is the last day to apply to #BeAnAstronaut and we saved you a seat at the table!

Don’t miss this chance to be a part of all the great things happening within the world of space exploration. Applications will close today, April 16, at midnight.

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The Exp 71 crew kicked off a busy week working on spacesuits, space physics, and space biology prepping for a spacewalk and keeping up ISS Research. More... go.nasa.gov/3W1H9bG

Celebrate National Look Up at the Sky Day with the Spot the Station app!

#SpotTheStation notifies you when the orbiting lab is passing over your town and lets you track its location in real-time. Learn more about how to use the app and its many features.

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.

The Exp 71 crew members wrapped up the week with advanced space biology, some light station maintenance, and their daily exercise sessions. blogs.nasa.gov/spacestation/2…