#NewAstronauts

Lt., @USNavy Navy SEAL with over 100 combat missions Doctorate of Medicine from @Harvard NASA astronaut Jonny Kim adds another item to his list of accomplishments tomorrow when he graduates as one of our #NewAstronauts! Learn more: https://www.nasa.gov/press-release/nasa-s-astronaut-candidates-to-graduate-with-eye-on-artemis-missions …pic.twitter.com/4yvuU9cbSj

Growing up 45 minutes away from NASA Johnson, @LunarLoral participated in the Reduced Gravity Student Flight Opportunities Program, the NASA Academy at @NASAGoddard & the @NASAInterns program at @NASAJPL. She graduates tomorrow with our #NewAstronauts! https://www.nasa.gov/press-release/nasa-s-astronaut-candidates-to-graduate-with-eye-on-artemis-missions …pic.twitter.com/NIL5Eo24Us

It's a new day. It's a new dawn. A new class of patriots graduates to the active astronaut corps! After completing basic training, these trailblazers will be eligible for future missions to the Moon and Mars! Excited to watch you begin your journeys today! #NewAstronauts pic.twitter.com/reV7HJvbv2

#NewAstronauts are graduating today! Exoplanets are too far away for human visitors, but #Artemis also offers a science platform (from the MOON!) We love science and space exploration of all kinds. We can't wait to see what this class does – and where they gopic.twitter.com/U4dIAO43LU

Meet our #NewAstronauts! I’m so proud of the first class of astronaut candidates to graduate under the #Artemis program. They're now eligible for spaceflight, including assignments to the @Space_Station, missions to the Moon, and ultimately Mars. Let's make it happen!pic.twitter.com/k8OJUR1pr5

"Take a moment to be proud of yourselves and how far you’ve come. We are certainly proud of you. The destination is worth the wait," says @Astro_Jessica to our #NewAstronauts. Watch a special message to our graduating class from @NASA_Astronauts currently in space:pic.twitter.com/TFqHSDxH0F

Pilot. Explorer. Doctor. Researcher. These are just a few of the career backgrounds of our #NewAstronauts. Meet the graduates: https://go.nasa.gov/37YMF2b pic.twitter.com/4e4PaNJDha

As we congratulate the current Astronaut Candidate Graduates today, we also look back to NASA's largest class to date "The Sardines." Selected in 1996 with 44 candidates! They graduated in spring 1998! #NewAstronauts pic.twitter.com/KZSEW3mOO3

Thank you @VP for the call congratulating our newest class of astronauts this morning! Go Turtles! #NewAstronauts pic.twitter.com/Pyr1L2YAGD

A short poem for our #NewAstronauts: Two years of training Russian, Robotics, Spacewalks They’re astronauts now Watch the 2017 class graduate LIVE now: http://NASA.gov/live pic.twitter.com/1SNnXIPddM

They studied. They trained. They graduated! Chosen from a record-setting pool of more than 18,000 applicants, our #NewAstronauts completed two years of basic training to become the first class of astronauts to graduate under our #Artemis program: https://go.nasa.gov/2QGkxeE pic.twitter.com/6JnoWrVRcI

This week: Graduating #NewAstronauts become eligible for spaceflights Intriguing discoveries in our solar system – and beyond Previewing airborne campaigns to study our home planet Take a look at these stories and more: https://youtu.be/HRgOZ-cj2ro pic.twitter.com/NcWtlxFnIa

Ever dreamed of being a NASA astronaut? Make it happen. Today, 13 #NewAstronauts became eligible for spaceflight missions the Moon and Mars under #Artemis. This spring, we’ll be accepting new applications for more astronauts. Find updates at http://nasa.gov/astronauts . Dream big.pic.twitter.com/IBTBKww2AB

In 2nd grade, she grew tomato seeds that had flown in space. In college, she conducted research on microgravity aircraft flights. Last Friday, she graduated to become one of @NASA's #NewAstronauts! Loral O'Hara is our #MondayMotivation! https://www.nasa.gov/stem/feature/astronaut-candidate-loral-ohara.html …pic.twitter.com/1RRGPclisx

Students from @AEMA_JDMS are witnessing history today watching the #Artemis Generation of @NASA_Astronauts graduate. @NASA astronaut Megan McArthur & STEM Associate Administrator Mike Kincaid welcomed them to @NASA_Johnson this morning. #NewAstronauts pic.twitter.com/Bm3hYjDw7j

Don’t miss this! Our #NewAstronauts will graduate basic training on Friday, Jan. 10 after completing two years of training in spacewalking, robotics, @Space_Station systems, T-38 jet proficiency & more. Learn how to watch the graduation ceremony: https://go.nasa.gov/2tGox5V pic.twitter.com/mmKfAxd8gU

Our #NewAstronauts have officially graduated! From @space_station system training and learning Russian to wilderness survival and learning how to do a spacewalk, this team can do it all. Check out b-roll from their training here: https://archive.org/details/Astronaut-Candidate-Training-B-Roll …pic.twitter.com/ZQ0XMEA6Fa

With over 1,100 hours of flight time in helicopters, including 600 hours in combat and imminent danger, Frank Rubio is no stranger to the skies. His next destination? Space. He’ll graduate as one of our #NewAstronauts tomorrow! https://www.nasa.gov/press-release/nasa-s-astronaut-candidates-to-graduate-with-eye-on-artemis-missions …pic.twitter.com/rUms9BBEj3