Interesting a Navy Seal astronaut that looks like a Trident on the left shoulder of his light blue jumpsuit. He is probably there to keep an eye on the Ruskies. Can't have them poking holes in the ISS or sabotaging the Dragon.

Bobs blood floating around in zero gravity :D

Like the new space suits that look like white riding leathers with rubber boots, the 2002 cockpit looks a lot cooler (to me).

Just wait until you see the Blue Origin lander cockpit. Zero controls at all. Just a microphone.


Dave: "Alexa, please don't crash."


Halexa: "Please call me Hal, Dave."

Florida from the space station

JRTI is finally back in service tomorrow night for Starlink 7, fresh from the upgrade docks!


https://www.spacexfleet.com/just-read-the-instructions



https://static.wixstatic.com/media/c...090b2~mv2.webp

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Cool to see one of these come back with the NASA logo on it.

https://i.redd.it/obzolyyhgl251.jpg

Ubeja is not here to see the world's fastest human.

Yes it is.

Yes, very cool. And you can see the octagrabber.

The humans at the base of it add a scale that I sometimes forget when watching these things gently set down. They just don't appear that big.

Unlurking mentioned it, but there's a Starlink launch tonight at 9:25pm EST if anyone's interested. Not quite as exciting as manned launches, but rockets are always fun.

Very Cloudy with 40% rain. Hope it clears up. Night launches are always worth watching. If you have good eyesight you can actually see the moment it reaches space.