When people ask @NASA_Astronauts why we love our jobs, going to space & @Space_Station is 1 reason…but another reason is the variety of things we see in our daily training to further the multiple human spaceflight efforts we are testing as @NASAArtemis pushes beyond low earth orbit. In one 48 hr period I was blessed to be able to fly a T-38 with a crewmate to work on our resource management/comm, test procedures for @NASA_Orion proximity ops for #Artemis2, prep for an @Axiom_Space pressurized lunar spacesuit test, work the night shift assisting doctors/nurses @memorialhermann ER, test a @blueorigin lunar landing simulator, and watch @SpaceX catch the first stage so we can eventually progress to on-orbit propellant transfer to get @NASA to the moon. Apollo was awesome but NEVER in the history of human spaceflight have we been doing so much testing across so many vehicles.

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2025/10/26

When people ask @NASA_Astronauts why we love our jobs, going to space & @Space_Station is 1 reason…but another reason is the variety of things we see in our daily training to further the multiple human spaceflight efforts we are testing as @NASAArtemis pushes beyond low earth orbit. In one 48 hr period I was blessed to be able to fly a T-38 with a crewmate to work on our resource management/comm, test procedures for @NASA_Orion proximity ops for #Artemis2, prep for an @Axiom_Space pressurized lunar spacesuit test, work the night shift assisting doctors/nurses @memorialhermann ER, test a @blueorigin lunar landing simulator, and watch @SpaceX catch the first stage so we can eventually progress to on-orbit propellant transfer to get @NASA to the moon. Apollo was awesome but NEVER in the history of human spaceflight have we been doing so much testing across so many vehicles.