Christina H KochVerified account

How’s day 329?? I wouldn’t know! Congratulations to @Astro_Sabot on an incredible, long-duration mission and continuing to push the boundaries! Yesterday was the day you flew past my time of 328 days and I couldn’t be more proud of and happy for you. See you home soon, friend!pic.twitter.com/xny9Qr2y8c

Huge thanks to the two Army instructor pilots who designed the flying course for our astronaut training mission and got me through! Your wise words will be a part of @nasaartemis as we bring your experience to the engineers and designers of vertical landers on the moon!pic.twitter.com/lVSFfKXV9H

They wait for night. That’s when the real work starts for experienced Army helicopter pilots. Watching the crew coordination taught me about trust, expertise, honesty, and being in the zone on a mission. Exactly why we came here. Thanks for the flight and the insight! #Artemispic.twitter.com/8nbGxsKEqE

Met our aircraft today. Path finding a new helicopter training program for the @nasaartemis generation. Taking the lessons from #Apollo in vertical flight and landings and bringing them back to the Moon!pic.twitter.com/utUaInAjl4

Caught the @Space_Station flying over, still lit by the sun after it set over my home beach town. Lots going on inside what looks to us like a star. And no it doesn’t blink as it appears, I took photo exposures every 2s and it was moving fast! That’s 17,500 mph at 250 miles up.pic.twitter.com/rB0EHh20Vk

Happy New. A sunrise from @Space_Station in June 2019.pic.twitter.com/wDa4pdzgEK

Glad the predawn fog lifted for today’s training flight with @astrovicglover. We flew to the biggest airport in Houston to hone skills in a fast jet in busy airspace, by way of coastal Texas.pic.twitter.com/LVy0c90OrI

Science for Christmas! A new cargo ship packed full of experiments docked to @Space_Station today. The kind of things we can only learn in space, to benefit life on Earth. All the details at https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/station/research/news/spacex-24-research-highlights/ …pic.twitter.com/yWv8TQ0EJZ

It seemed so real. Augmented Reality microgravity simulation of the future living quarters of the @NASAArtemis @NASA_Gateway. Worked with this incredible team to talk best ways to work on the ceiling, live in a moon-orbiting tiny home, and even fit in some exercise and science.pic.twitter.com/VKHiZVGFSO

Anatomy of a spacewalk development run: learn, suit-up, execute, celebrate! All with the team. Congratulations, Alan on 5,000 hours under the water in our simulator of the @Space_Station exterior!pic.twitter.com/ZCIihFra08

I had always wished we had been together up there! Instead, @Astro_jessica found me and @AstroAnnimal hanging around, together on an outreach mission on Earth. Lucky to have flown with these two astro sisters, even if not at the same time.pic.twitter.com/KAZ2Yb3Pf1

Watched some great spacewalk teamwork this past week to replace a degraded communications antenna on @Space_Station. Keeping the ship strong! Photographer and onboard suit-up teammate not in these pics: @Astro_Sabotpic.twitter.com/Z8iOQLrYNU

Two years ago, I was feeling thankful for plentiful airlock times. We were halfway through a series of intricate spacewalks to fix an amazing telescope on @Space_Station called AMS and I got to be the main suiter-upper for my friends @astro_luca and @AstroDrewMorgan.pic.twitter.com/bo12wSGreT

This picture is forever changed. Congratulations to our Russian colleagues on a successful docking of a new node on the @Space_Station! Great to see the station still alive and growing and to serve as Capcom in mission control on the last shift before this new arrival.pic.twitter.com/jUNSM7aZiB