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And there's the zero gravity indicator—a hand crocheted crane, with a flag from each nation on this mission on its tail. "#Crew10 believes in all of the dreamers." Interested in making your own zero gravity indicator? Join the Moon Mascot contest and your design could fly in space with... show more

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NASA1 year ago

Let's take a trip to the @Space_Station! 🚀 Thanks for joining us for this evening's #Crew10 launch, scheduled to lift off from @NASAKennedy at 7:03pm ET (2303 UTC). Share your questions with #AskNASA and we'll answer a few on stream!

🏁SWANKPIE🏁1 year ago

Those suits are crazy

RedDeer.Games1 year ago

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ultim8cpa 📈 💰1 year ago

Fascinating 👀

Brock1 year ago

Can someone explain?

MR. FELI𝕏1 year ago

I heard space is fake, is this true?

Ismael Mansoor1 year ago

What a wonderful symbol of unity and hope! Picture your creation drifting among the stars. This contest might just make your dream design a piece of history. Let your imagination soar and join the journey!

A. Pettit1 year ago

@NASA_Astronauts An excellent choice for the multinational crew! Another successful launch. Godspeed. 🚀

🜲 NFT | Emko 🜲1 year ago

Good luck fam

Paro-D1 year ago

$paroD flag on next shuttle

filthyanimal1 year ago

Whats the Name of the Crane and can we get a better picture please

mbundy1 year ago

“The origami crane, or orizuru in Japanese, symbolizes hope, healing, peace, and good fortune.” Beautiful

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