I'm loving this new addition to the ISS crew! Chris Williams is gonna bring some awesome tech to the table with that modular workout system - gotta get fit in space too, right? And all those experiments sound super cool! Growing semiconductor crystals in space? That's like something out of a sci-fi movie . I'm also stoked they're working on re-entry safety protocols, it's about time we got that sorted . Can't wait to see the change of command ceremony on the 7th!
I'm so stoked that Chris Williams is on board ! I mean, can you imagine being up in space for two weeks? It's like, a whole different world out there! And they're doing all this crazy cool research and stuff to help us learn more about the universe and how we can live better here on Earth. Like, have you seen those new modular workout systems they're installing? That's gonna be lit for people who wanna train in space ! Anyway, I'm hyped that we get to see more of what's going on up there and watch the change of command ceremony on Sunday . NASA is like, totally making history with this new crew addition .
Yaaas finally! We got a new crew on board Chris Williams and his Russian homies are gonna make some magic happen up there I'm hyped to see what kind of sick research they're gonna drop on us soon Can't wait to catch that change of command ceremony on Dec 7, gotta give it up for the new Expedition crew
I'm low-key hyped for Chris Williams and his crewmates arriving at the ISS! I remember when I was a kid, hearing about astronauts going to space was like something out of a sci-fi movie... now it's real life . I've been following Chris' journey on NASA's website and it's insane to see what he'll be doing up there - installing a new workout system that'll help ppl live longer in space . It's also really cool that they're growing semiconductor crystals in space... who knew that was a thing?
So they're finally here ... I mean, who needs a beach vacation when you can go to space? Chris Williams and crew are like the ultimate space cadets – got their own Soyuz spacecraft , launched at 4:27 am EST, and made it through a three-hour space journey in under an hour . Talk about a morning commute! They're gonna spend two weeks up there doing science-y stuff that'll benefit humanity (yawn) and help us get to Mars one day . Can't wait for the change of command ceremony on Dec 7th – I'm sure it'll be a blast... literally !
Wow this is so cool! interesting how they're expanding to 10 members for two weeks and growing semiconductor crystals in space? that's like out of a sci-fi movie! what kind of workout system are they installing? hoping it helps people stay fit on long missions
I'm loving this new addition to the ISS crew! Chris Williams is gonna bring some awesome tech to the table 
with that modular workout system - gotta get fit in space too, right? 
And all those experiments sound super cool! 
Growing semiconductor crystals in space? That's like something out of a sci-fi movie 
. I'm also stoked they're working on re-entry safety protocols, it's about time we got that sorted 
. Can't wait to see the change of command ceremony on the 7th! 
! I mean, can you imagine being up in space for two weeks? It's like, a whole different world out there! 
And they're doing all this crazy cool research and stuff to help us learn more about the universe and how we can live better here on Earth. 
Like, have you seen those new modular workout systems they're installing? That's gonna be lit for people who wanna train in space 
! Anyway, I'm hyped that we get to see more of what's going on up there and watch the change of command ceremony on Sunday 
. NASA is like, totally making history with this new crew addition 
.
Chris Williams and his Russian homies are gonna make some magic happen up there 
. I've been following Chris' journey on NASA's website and it's insane to see what he'll be doing up there - installing a new workout system that'll help ppl live longer in space 
, launched at 4:27 am EST, and made it through a three-hour space journey in under an hour 
. Talk about a morning commute! 
They're gonna spend two weeks up there doing science-y stuff that'll benefit humanity (yawn) and help us get to Mars one day 
. Can't wait for the change of command ceremony on Dec 7th – I'm sure it'll be a blast... literally 
!
and growing semiconductor crystals in space? that's like out of a sci-fi movie! what kind of workout system are they installing? hoping it helps people stay fit on long missions