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Anil Menon

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👩🏽‍🚀 NASA Astronaut aboard the ISS | 🚀Soyuz launch from Kazakhstan 14 July 2026 | 🎖️Colonel United States Space Force | ⚕️Emergency doctor at UT Houston

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We’ll be back soon, Moon.

We’ll be back soon, Moon.

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One of the better moments in training was looking over in the NBL and thinking, “wow, I think that’s my wife.” Getting to work alongside Anna there has been a real highlight, and I’m glad this moment made it onto video.

One of the better moments in training was looking over in the NBL and thinking, “wow, I think that’s my wife.” Getting to work alongside Anna there has been a real highlight, and I’m glad this moment made it onto video.

604,936 views

Early morning on space station. Opening the cupola window. Though the biggest journeys are internal; the cupola is my spot for early morning meditation and contemplation. The view contextualizes my small place in space and time.

Early morning on space station. Opening the cupola window. Though the biggest journeys are internal; the cupola is my spot for early morning meditation and contemplation. The view contextualizes my small place in space and time.

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The Nights Watch! Nights are getting shorter and shorter during each orbit as we approach high beta where it’s always sunny in space. I love the view from the cupola with the robotic arm poised and ready for action.

The Nights Watch! Nights are getting shorter and shorter during each orbit as we approach high beta where it’s always sunny in space. I love the view from the cupola with the robotic arm poised and ready for action.

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Cygnus is leaving us today. It carries with it science to help us on our next steps further from earth such as a heat shield test from the University of Kentucky called KREPE

Cygnus is leaving us today. It carries with it science to help us on our next steps further from earth such as a heat shield test from the University of Kentucky called KREPE

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Chez ISS - Outtakes

Chez ISS - Outtakes

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When you start spinning in this chair, you know that you’re moving to your left and when you stop spinning, what do you think you feel? Answer in comments. 6 days to launch!

When you start spinning in this chair, you know that you’re moving to your left and when you stop spinning, what do you think you feel? Answer in comments. 6 days to launch!

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Star trails in video format from the Dragon window. It in front and on top of station (forward zenith) so it looks out in the direction of stations travel. These are a complication of 15 second exposures.

Star trails in video format from the Dragon window. It in front and on top of station (forward zenith) so it looks out in the direction of stations travel. These are a complication of 15 second exposures.

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Saturday morning prep

Saturday morning prep

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Taking training to the next level this week: - 8G centrifuge run - my body weight would be 1,440 pounds! - these forces have happened during ballistic re-entry on the Soyuz which has happened before (that’s why we do it)

Taking training to the next level this week: - 8G centrifuge run - my body weight would be 1,440 pounds! - these forces have happened during ballistic re-entry on the Soyuz which has happened before (that’s why we do it)

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Spotted ISS pass by last night at L-3. Soyuz gets there in 3 hours and 20 minutes. I wondered how it happens so fast - ISS does a reboost as well so their orbits are perfectly timed to sync up. There is also a slight attitude change of ISS. That reboost happen several days ago to get ready for the 11/27 launch.

Spotted ISS pass by last night at L-3. Soyuz gets there in 3 hours and 20 minutes. I wondered how it happens so fast - ISS does a reboost as well so their orbits are perfectly timed to sync up. There is also a slight attitude change of ISS. That reboost happen several days ago to get ready for the 11/27 launch.

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