Good morning everyone! The first full workday on board #ISS for the #SpaceX #Demo2 #Endeavour #Dragon crew who are now part of #Exp63 has started with some cargo ops! At this time the US #capturetheflag has not yet been removed from the #Node2 hatch. Live view:
#SpaceX #Dragon #Demo2 cargo is being unloaded at this time. #ISS #Exp63
SpaceX has captured the flag! This moment was inspiration for us for years!
Published on 1 Jun 2020NASA ASTRONAUTS PAY TRIBUTE TO SPACEX AND GRADUATES FROM SPACE STATIONAboard the International Space Station, Expedition 63 Commander Chris Cassidy of NASA and newly arrived crewmates Doug Hurley and Bob Behnken of NASA offered their thanks and congratulations to SpaceX officials and employees during an in-flight event from the orbital outpost June 1. Hurley and Behnken became the first American astronauts to launch on an American spacecraft from American soil in almost a decade May 31 when they lifted off aboard the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket in the new SpaceX Crew Dragon spacecraft from the Kennedy Space Center, Florida. Hurley and Behnken spoke with Benji Reed, the SpaceX Director of Crew Mission Management, before displaying a picture flown on Crew Dragon that contained a photo mosaic of photos graduates from around the nation – honoring those who graduated this spring during the coronavirus pandemic.
https://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/nasatv/iss_ustream.html Is the source for the above photo.
Just awesome to be back in space and on @Space_Station!
Here’s the front of @Space_Station now, the 1st @SpaceX Crew Dragon vehicle leading the way. #Endeavour