Aging studies and human research on the station today are helping astronauts and Earthlings as the the next cargo mission counts down to launch. blogs.nasa.gov/spacestation/2…

Nearly three tons of food, fuel, and supplies will be delivered to the station this week aboard the Progress 86 cargo craft. Live @NASA coverage will begin at 4am ET Friday, Dec. 1 for launch and 5:30am Sunday, Dec. 3 for docking. nasa.gov/news-release/n…

The Exp 70 crew is studying how to stay healthy in space as one cargo craft prepares to depart the station and another readies for launch to replace it. blogs.nasa.gov/spacestation/2…

El astronauta de la NASA Frank Rubio es el presentador con el primer tour de la NASA narrado en español del hogar de la humanidad en el espacio: la Estación Espacial Internacional.

Ultra-cold space physics and immunity research topped Monday's @ISS_Research schedule as cargo vehicle operations ramp up. blogs.nasa.gov/spacestation/2…

Like Earth without gravity 💫 Seeing how humans, machines and materials react to months-long stays in microgravity jumpstarts medical research, proves material strength and generates new markets for items that can only be made in orbit.

After an off-duty day, the Exp 70 crew is back to work Friday focusing on biology research and station upkeep. blogs.nasa.gov/spacestation/2…

#HappyThanksgiving from the @Space_Station! Hear from Expedition 70 crewmembers to learn more about what Thanksgiving means to them—and some of the foods they plan to enjoy while in orbit.

Take a flight on the T-38 with NASA astronaut Tracy Dyson as we celebrate 25 years of the space station on this special 500th edition of #SpaceToGround. ✈☁

Welcome aboard,@Astro_Kutryk! @csa_asc astronaut Joshua Kutryk has been selected as a mission specialist for NASA’s Boeing Starliner-1 mission. Kutryk joins @NASA_Astronauts Scott Tingle + Mike Fincke for its first crew rotation flight to @Space_Station: go.nasa.gov/3Rc7Rvp

The Exp 70 crew had health checks, explored ageing, and studied the cardiac and digestive systems today. They will relax on Thanksgiving and share a hearty meal. blogs.nasa.gov/spacestation/2…

Astronaut health, an aging study, and 3D printing on the station today help scientists plan future missions longer and farther away from Earth. blogs.nasa.gov/spacestation/2…

Eye scans, stem cells, space botany, and @SpaceX Dragon work topped the Exp 70 schedule as the orbital outpost turned 25 today! blogs.nasa.gov/spacestation/2…

25 years ago today, the first piece of the International @Space_Station, the Zarya module, was launched into Earth orbit. As we celebrate the 25th anniversary of ISS construction over the coming weeks, you can read the whole history: go.nasa.gov/47cAiyA

Working in space to improve life on Earth. Daily operations on the space station fuel research in plant growth, medical science, and life support technology that improves life on Earth.

Cloudy Pacific Ocean shot with the Soyuz spacecraft and Progress cargo vehicle. Captured with Nikon D3s 16mm fisheye, ISO 400; 2012.

Bacteria cultured during space show higher antibiotic resistance, but pre-culturing in space before developing on Earth reduces antibiotic resistance. This research could help manage antibiotic resistance and medical capabilities during spaceflight. doi.org/10.1016/j.jsse…

Welcome to Houston, @tomhanks! The actor stopped by and learned more about @NASAArtemis and its plan to take humans further than ever before. He revisited the historic Apollo Mission Control room and even chatted with a few of the astronauts on board the @Space_Station.

This week on #SpaceToGround, Dragon docked to the station and the Exp 70 crew kept busy with science that could benefit life on Earth. 🐉🚀🌎

The Exp 70 crew finished the week studying bacteria, brain aging, and gravity-sensing cells while working on computers, communications, and life support gear. blogs.nasa.gov/spacestation/2…

Years of accomplishments, one day at a time. From medicinal testing to climate study and systems maintenance, every day of advancement adds up to years of groundbreaking advancements.

Today's @ISS_Research is helping support station crews, improve human health, and promote future missions to the Moon, Mars, and beyond. blogs.nasa.gov/spacestation/2…

Watch me hop! 🐇 This Astrobee is testing a hopping or self-tossing maneuver on the @Space_Station, a potentially new way to move in microgravity. So far results show the robot moves farther from the starting point and creates a greater range of motion. go.nasa.gov/3ssbCD4

The seven Exp 70 crew members focused on a variety of research activities today while robotics ground controllers retrieved science hardware from the @SpaceX Dragon. blogs.nasa.gov/spacestation/2…

Want notifications on your phone for future opportunities to #SpotTheStation no matter where you are? There’s an app for that. go.nasa.gov/3MmMkgI

In space, on Earth, teams unite to accomplish orbital milestones! “Spaceflight is a team sport,” says @NASA_Astronauts Josh Cassada. Teamwork is more than a catchphrase for the space station, it is the key to accomplishment in research and 25 years of discovery in Earth orbit.

The Exp 70 crew, with assistance from robotics controllers, unpacked the @SpaceX Dragon today and studied how microgravity affects human cell samples. blogs.nasa.gov/spacestation/2…

Students from Florida will have an opportunity to hear from NASA astronaut Jasmin Moghbeli this week. The space-to-Earth call will air live on NASA+, NASA TV, and the agency’s website at 9:30am ET Wednesday, Nov. 15. nasa.gov/news-release/n…

#ICYMI: The @SpaceX Dragon docked to the space station at 5:07am ET on Saturday packed with about 6,500 pounds of science and supplies for the Exp 70 crew. More... go.nasa.gov/3QUoxas

The @SpaceX Dragon docked to the station at 5:07am ET today delivering a wide array of advanced science experiments benefiting humans living on and off the Earth. blogs.nasa.gov/spacestation/2…