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@Astro_Doug

Father. Karen's husband. NASA Astronaut. Pilot of shuttle missions STS-127 & STS-135. DM-2 Spacecraft Commander, ISS Expedition 63.

League City, TX
Joined April 2011
Born October 21

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    Honoring our nation’s heroes this onboard the .

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    One year ago today, NASA astronauts Bob Behnken and Doug Hurley arrived at the International on board Crew Dragon "Endeavour" — the first astronauts to travel to the ISS as part of NASA's Program.

    White Dragon capsule arrives at ISS
    Two men — Bob Behnken and Doug Hurley float inside the space station.
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    May 31

    is a day to remember and honor the service members who never made it out of uniform; the ones who paid the ultimate sacrifice.

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  4. May 31

    What a day! Lots of years of challenging work and sacrifice to make it to the launchpad. Hard to believe it has been a year already. Thank you and !

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  5. May 9

    Wishing a very happy to and to all the Moms here on planet Earth as well as the one in Low Earth Orbit !

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  6. May 9

    What an incredible surprise to see our classmate and to meet you after supporting work on the upcoming cargo mission to . A great day at !

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    Apr 22

    Earth Day. Every single day.

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    Happy Earth Day!🌎🌱 Have you ever wondered what astronauts think when they look at Earth from space? Many astronauts feel something now called the overview effect; when viewing Earth, they are flooded with a shared sense of humanity & awe for the Earth system.

    NASA astronaut Karen Nyberg, Expedition 37 flight engineer, enjoys the view of Earth from the windows in the Cupola of the International Space Station. A blue and white part of Earth is visible through the windows.
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    The legacy of the Space Shuttle program was to some degree built around the results of its very first mission. The reusable spaceplane ushered in a new era of human spaceflight 40 years ago with the launch of STS-1 on April 12, 1981. Read the blog.

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  11. Feb 18

    Congratulations to the and teams! An absolutely incredible achievement. Will be following along as you explore Mars.

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  13. Feb 11

    Such an honor to have been part of this Series with and

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    2020 was a year of achievements for Kennedy Space Center! Here are a few: 🚀 Launched humans from U.S. soil for the first time since 2011 🤖 Sent robotic explorers to study the Sun, Mars and our oceans 🌙 Made significant strides toward Artemis I More:

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  15. Another incredible work of art and a perfect gift!

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    23 Dec 2020

    2020 was history-making for the , marking 20 years of continuous human presence there. Two missions launched from the U.S., and set a spaceflight record. A look at these highlights & more on :

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    16 Nov 2020

    This month, for the first time ever, NASA certified a commercial spacecraft — the Crew Dragon — to carry astronauts to space in regular flights to the . Watch continuing coverage of NASA's Crew-1 mission:

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    15 Nov 2020

    "It's indescribable to be a part of that type of event. We're just excited to see what's going to happen." and , the two who were aboard the test flight preceding today's mission, share their thoughts:

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