Zebulon Scoville

So long Twitter. I don’t trust you anymore, and you certainly are not making my life better. For those of you who aren’t bots… keep exploring.

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It took several days to count every ballot in 2020, and it’s very likely we won’t know the outcome tonight either. So please keep a few things in mind as you make your voice heard today: – Thousands of election workers around the country are working hard today. Respect them. Thank them.  – Don’t share things before checking your sources.  – Let the process run its course. It takes time to count every ballot.

Crew 8 splashdown. I can’t wait to celebrate with this crew.

When flying @Space_Station and all MCC flight controllers stop in breathless awe at a glimpse of the solar system that is so close, yet so far from our daily lives. I have built a career in this room and have been shown by @dominickmatthew how much there is to see when we explore

60+ point weekend for ⁦@ZerachScoville4⁩. Rebounds and assists galore. ⁦@UABlueChips⁩

@LeahCheshier @G2Nasa Was a great day. Watching crew8 now with great anticipation. Feels so strange to not be in the room.

Gearing up for Crew-8 launch brings me back to breakfast on the beach with @Explorer_Flight and @G2Nasa after Crew-7 docking last fall (maybe the best avocado toast ever)

Took the Shelton roses from MCC to Astro memorial tree grove. Hazard analysis, quality control, test safety, emergency response. The little things are big things. #keepExploring

@rookisaacman @johnkrausphotos @WarrenPeavy @SmileSimplify @StephenClark1 It’s a great idea. Be aware that doing gyros without SRMS makes it extremely challenging to reach the ORU. During servicing mission training we figured out an option, but it was a little sketchy. Closing doors without arm is also a high risk. But if gyros fail, it is all over.

With Hubble orbit decaying there is only a limited time to plan, train & fly a mission. I am a bit concerned that the 'clock' is being run out on this game. The mission has to help advance the capabilities of the commercial space industry. We are not going to just reboost a very unhealthy Hubble. The telescope has been going in and out of safe mode over the last month w/bad gyros. The study provided for several options to enhance the telescope. As for the crew, we would bring together people to give the mission the best chance of success. I am just concerned at this pace, there may not be a Hubble to save.

Mark Clampin, NASA's astrophysics director, says at this week's AAS meeting that the agency is still deciding on a path forward for Hubble after receiving SpaceX's feasibility study on reboost and servicing. "I will emphasize that we’re primarily looking for reboost.”

It’s a Christmas miracle! The ISS Christmas tree had been lost, but was found late last night. I credit Santa.

Had a great opportunity to talk with Rich Price about leadership and doing hard things. Take a listen. open.spotify.com/episode/0lDNvk…

.⁦@ZerachScoville4⁩ makes it look easy!

Falcon 9 main engine cutoff, boostback burn, and reentry burn during tonight’s CRS-29 launch to resupply the International Space Station

Your job? Dragon rider! @NASA @spacex #Crew6

A few minutes ago people were inside this streak of plasma. Now they are bobbing safely in the ocean. Thank you, @SpaceX for a great ride and for bringing Crew 6 home.

Feeling helpless as I watch my hometown struggle through amazing devastation. Will head home in a few weeks to give more than money, but for now…

Turn it up loud!!!

@johnkrausphotos @NASA_Johnson @astro_reid @AstroVicGlover @Astro_Christina @Astro_Jeremy Thank you for the pic. We’re setting up a lot more great content.

It’s an honor to see my photo from Artemis I on display NASA’s Johnson Space Center — just outside of the White FCR, aka mission control for Artemis flights. Thanks for the pic @Explorer_Flight! I’m looking forward to lots of exciting photography coverage of Artemis II.

Zerach Scoville -Clear Lake-2026 @ZerachScoville4

Watch out Houston!! @ZerachScoville4 making a name for himself. Amazing work ethic, loyal friend, hardest worker, and he knows how to raise the team up.