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@AstroHague

NASA Astronaut, Colonel, US Air Force. Current resident of the International .

Johnson Space Center, Houston TX
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Iscrizione a settembre 2013
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  1. 14 ore fa

    The eye of . You can feel the power of the storm when you stare into its eye from above. Stay safe everyone!

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  2. 30 ago

    "Just like the military lifestyle, the astronaut lifestyle is hard on the family." - Catie Hague One of the most important team players who contributes to the success of my mission on and at home is my wife. Thanks for being our rock.

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  3. 28 ago

    Brilliant blue hues from the Bahamas.

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  4. ha ritwittato
    27 ago

    This 2016 view of Wichita from the space station is much like the one , a Kansas native, sees now! 12 companies in Wichita alone are contributing to our journey to the Moon and Mars – do you see your city?

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    22 ago

    👨‍🚀 From space, a look ahead to . During yesterday's spacewalk, carried a reminder that our missions to are paving the way for future exploration of the Moon and Mars: What is Artemis?

    Astronaut in spacesuit on spacewalk
    Closeup of spacesuit with Artemis insignia on sleeve
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  6. 22 ago

    Each time I open the door the views keep getting better. Congratulations to all involved in the successful execution of this . From our EVA and Robotics trainers to the teams down in Mission Control – The quality of our training is out of this world.

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    21 ago

    . and wrapped up a six-hour and 32-minute spacewalk today at 2:59pm ET. The duo installed the station's second docking port.

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    20 ago

    Everything you see on a NASA spacesuit has to be there for a good reason, right? So, do you know why astronauts wear mirrors on their wrists during a spacewalk? Find out now, then tune in tomorrow morning at 5:30 am CT to watch and conduct one live!

    NASA Knowledge: Wrist Mirrors
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    20 ago

    Spacewalkers and are ready to install a new docking port Wednesday. Russia is counting down to a Soyuz rocket launch afterward. |

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  10. ha ritwittato
    18 ago

    . and I are getting our spacesuits ready for next week’s spacewalk to install an adapter that will allow U.S. vehicles to dock with the . It will be Nick’s third spacewalk and my first! Tune in on TV: .

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  11. 18 ago

    Last week got a special boost! Reboosts help maintain station’s altitude & set up the proper positions for visiting vehicle launches/landings. Their frequency is dependent on how much drag the station is experiencing. Which clip shows the reboost? Clip A or clip B?

    Reboost on Station
    Footage taken during a reboost on Expedition 59.
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  12. 16 ago

    To learn more about our upcoming spacewalk, tune into TV at 2 p.m. ET:

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  13. 16 ago

    It's been a busy week on prepping for our upcoming ! & I will assist in the installation of International Docking Adapter-3, which will provide a 2nd docking port to station for the future arrivals of spacecraft.

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    15 ago

    Tune in to TV Friday at 2pm ET as experts talk about the Aug. 21 spacewalk with and installing a new vehicle docking port. |

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  15. 14 ago

    "I see the Moon, and the Moon sees me.” Watching the Moonrise from the Earth, I am reminded of the song sung to babies for generations, and I think of the generations to come that will call the Moon home.

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  16. 14 ago

    Thank you for following along with my journey on ! To learn more about life on station, check out their website: Or tune into our podcast:

    Astronaut Nick Hague is on the ISS right now! Here are some of his photos from the ISS and his own words.
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  17. ha ritwittato
    26 giu

    Check out our podcast with real-life rocket man, Astronaut Nick Hague, who has been on the ISS since March:

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  18. ha ritwittato
    9 ago

    . is a big fan of his home-planet 🌎, but he thinks Mars is a special place & is excited for all that we'll learn from the missions— since what we learn from having a sustainable presence on the Moon will prepare us for going forward to Mars.

    Besides Earth, what is your favorite planet and why?
    NASA astronaut Nick Hague speaks to Virginia students about #STEMonStation. For ways to bring space into your classroom, visit www.nasa.gov/stemonstation. - Clip from NASA TV
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    9 ago

    During today's Earth-to-space call with , showed students how astronauts drink liquids in space. Watch the video to see how liquids behave differently in microgravity. Want to explore this topic further? Check out .

    Can you show us how you drink liquids in microgravity?
    NASA astronaut Nick Hague speaks to Virginia students about #STEMonStation. For ways to bring space into your classroom, visit www.nasa.gov/stemonstation. - Clip from NASA TV
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  20. ha ritwittato
    9 ago

    Ever wonder what it feels like to launch to space? describes it as a really long, really fast roller coaster and says speed is everything for getting to orbit — since the is traveling at about 17,500 mph!

    What does it feel like to launch?
    NASA astronaut Nick Hague speaks to Virginia students about #STEMonStation. For ways to bring space into your classroom, visit www.nasa.gov/stemonstation. - Clip from NASA TV
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