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Currently having an incredible time at the @nasa Social experience for Crew 10! We've had the opportunity to speak to some truly awesome people who support launches, facilities, and public affairs, and everyone has such a passion for what they do here. I can't wait to tell you all more!
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Watching the Crew-10 launch on Nasa+ and they are talking about Apollo-Soyuz and they just said - but some people call it Soyuz-Apollo.
Check out what I found in an old sketchbook. From when @dashawnmahone and I were exploring these three cuties’ designs.
a lil selection of Ben 10 boards from episode “Tomorrow Today”.
Happy Forth of July! Make sure to have fun safely and have an adult present!
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JAXA astronaut Takuya Onishi in ISS vestibule, unpacking cargo brought aboard the Crew-10 Crew Dragon capsule, Expedition 72.
Crew-10 launches to space station
Got to spend some unique moments today as part of the @nasa social event with the Falcon 9 and Crew Dragon Endurance that will be ferrying Crew 10 to the International Space Station. Named for the resilience of the NASA team and in honor of the ship at the heart of Shackleton's Antarctic expedition, Endurance will carry US astronauts Anne McClain and Nichole Ayers, JAXA astronaut Takuya Onishi, and Russian Cosmonaut Kirill Peskov.
The first image shows the Falcon 9 on its side, before being lifted by the transporter erector, which will support the vehicle until launch.
