It was extremely humbling to be recognized among the previous recipients. Huge thank you to NASA for the nomination, to @SpaceX/NASA for making it possible, and Vice President Kamala Harris for taking the time with our families to make the event so special!

Here was my view of a beautiful launch from NASA's Kennedy Space Center! It was super exciting to see Nicole Mann, Josh Cassada, and #annakikina make their 1st trip to orbit and 若田光一 WAKATA Koichi return again!

I really enjoyed supporting the NASA #Crew5 launch commentary today with you Derrol!

Check out pictures of #Crew5 as they departed the Neil A. Armstrong Operations and Checkout Building to head to Launch Complex 39A to board SpaceX's Crew Dragon for their launch to International Space Station. 📷: flic.kr/s/aHBqjA9qzM

I'm in place at NASA's Kennedy Space Center for the @NASA/SpaceX #Crew5 launch to International Space Station. Beautiful day to go to space!

Hello, September skies! 🤩
This month, you’ll find Mars hanging out high in the south before sunrise, it’ll be prime viewing time for Jupiter, and the start of a new season begins on Sept. 23 with the equinox.

More skywatching tips: go.nasa.gov/3zLnOgh

If you'd like to be part of the celebration for Curiosity's 10-year landiversary, why not grab a cool poster? Download it here: go.nasa.gov/3Qjns9D

The best part of returning home after having completed the 1st crewed flight of SpaceX's Dragon was my son's attempt to take me down at the bottom of the airstairs when I returned to Ellington Field!

Grab your binoculars – it’s skywatching time!
It's almost August, and a new month means new space treats. Scan the morning skies for Mars and Jupiter, look out for bright Perseid meteors, and search for the constellation Cygnus.

More skywatching tips: go.nasa.gov/3zLnOgh

Summer nights call for stargazing!

Look out for some of July’s celestial events, including the planets of dawn, the “Dog Days of Summer” and an astronomical teapot pointing to the center of the Milky Way. All this and more in this month's What’s Up: go.nasa.gov/3yAPbvQ

The diversity of the worlds discovered so far is just amazing. NASA Voyager's discoveries sparked my interest in science, and I see NASA Exoplanets is continuing the tradition!

Hard to believe it's been 2yrs since Expedition 63's 1st spacewalk! Without a chance to train together, we relied heavily on simulations for our preparation. Seeing that the predicted shot of our SpaceX Crew Dragon had become reality was a highlight of the photo review for me!

The @NorthropGrumman #Cygnus cargo craft fired its engine and completed its first limited reboost of the space station today. blogs.nasa.gov/spacestation/2…

Congratulations #Caltech2022 ! I look forward to being amazed at what you accomplish!

Resilience! Excellent choice for next NASA/SpaceX mission's capsule! Hope Crew-1 turns these or some of our other activities from the crew demo mission into traditions as well:
- Plant a tree!
- Launch/recover a rocket!
- Bring a friend!
- Enjoy the view, and share it!

October is a prime month for space treats!✨ Look to the skies for two full moons🌕, Mars shining bright around midnight and the galaxy of Andromeda.

Here’s your guide to skywatching: go.nasa.gov/34hp376

Congratulations on wrapping up Dragon DRIVER training Crew-1! Looking forward to seeing you guys on your way into orbit!

Views from SpaceX's Dragon capsule during free flight.

Congratulations to the newest class of Caltech students. I can't wait to be amazed by what you accomplish!

Night views are one of the things I miss most about living on International Space Station. Our planet and the night sky are both magnificent.