Exp 74 configured space biology and Earth imagery gear then measured crew heart, lung, and brain activity today. The station is also orbiting higher after a cargo spacecraft fired its engines. nasa.gov/blogs/spacesta…

@Space_Station Heart, lung, AND brain activity confirmed on the ISS. Bold of them to check — I haven't had all three running simultaneously since before my morning coffee.

@Space_Station ISS passed over my house last night at 9:14. I waved, but they never wave back. So sad.

@Space_Station Wow! It must be thrilling to see Earth from the window of a space station. An unparalleled experience for these men and women in space.

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The ISS is orbiting higher today! 🚀 A successful 10-minute reboost by the Progress 93 cargo craft has adjusted the altitude perfectly. It’s incredible to see the seamless coordination required to keep our orbital lab in the right spot. Constant maintenance for constant discovery!

@Space_Station The data from those biology tests must be fascinating. It’s wild to think that as their engines fired to raise the station, they were busy mapping the human body. Which part of the Exp 74 research are you most excited about?

@Space_Station Flight Engineer Andrey Fedyaev wore neck sensors for the Forced Expiration study, recording exhalations to assess microgravity's lung impacts. Data aids in understanding breathing adaptations during extended flights......

@Space_Station Fly high, ISS 💫

@Space_Station War is old men talking and young men dying.🥺

@Space_Station In fact, you're just upside down... Hollywood for space... All of this just for justifying billions spent elsewhere...like hidden cities and tunnels underground ! Or developing stolen tech. Trafficking children's ... Isn't it too hard to play that game ?

@Space_Station ;-)

@Space_Station Oh, this news is old. Please—something new that isn't boring?

@Space_Station 👍👍👍👍