星出 彰彦 (JAXA宇宙飛行士)さん(@Aki_Hoshide)のカレンダー・ブログ形式Twitter | meyou [ミーユー]

Wow - just found this tweet from 4 years ago when I was capcoming...now I am onboard ISS together with both of them! twitter.com/Aki_Hoshide/st…

今日も走りました！1.9マイル(約3km)走行、その間ISSは5,460マイル(約8,787km)飛行!

日本は見えなかったけど、手を振りました！ 次に日本からISSが見えるのは、しばらく先でしょうか？ 見えなくても、ISSはちょこちょこ日本上空/近辺を飛行してますので、見上げてみてくださいね！今度は写真撮れますように。 twitter.com/JAXA_JFLIGHT/s…

Wow, nice shot! Did you see Aquarius? #NEEMO twitter.com/Thom_astro/sta…

皆さん、返信&画像ありがとうございます！曇りのところもあったようですが、全国から見ていただけたようで、嬉しいです！明日の日曜夜20:28ごろに、もう一度手を振りますので、まだご覧いただいていない方は是非！ twitter.com/Aki_Hoshide/st…

I visited Argentina and saw this glacier a few years ago! twitter.com/Thom_astro/sta…

This was FUN! Now Kibo is full of equipment, doing science 24/7, inside and outside on the #ISS. twitter.com/Rainmaker1973/…

For those who don't read Russian: the International @Space_Stationis going to get even bigger with a new Russian science module, and a European Robotic Arm, looking forward to help install it during #MissionAlpha! 🇷🇺 🔬🦾 twitter.com/roscosmos/stat…

19:40頃、手を振りましたよー！写真も撮ろうとしたのですが、地表がよく見えず。。。日本は夜でしたがISSは今「白夜」状態で、太陽が沈まないのです！明るい宇宙から暗い地表は見えにくくて、写真は撮れませんでした。「白夜」は月曜昼過ぎまで続きます。 twitter.com/JAXA_JFLIGHT/s…

今日は見ていただき、ありがとうございました。仕事の合間に窓に行って、手を振ってました! 明日は週末なので、もう少ししっかり(ゆっくり？)手を振りますねー。 twitter.com/Aki_Hoshide/st…

Cosmonaut Oleg Novitskiy and @astro_kimbroughexchanged samples for the SUBSA-BRAINS experiment. This tool could help construct space habitats and repair damage from micrometeoroids. go.nasa.gov/2IAHUFm twitter.com/Astro_Megan/st… pic.twitter.com/eCYWgkqdl2

皆さんが #星出宇宙飛行士 の滞在するISSを見ることができますように🎋 #星出に願いを twitter.com/JAXA_JFLIGHT/s…

Guinea Bissau 🇬🇼, that I haven't seen since my last mission four years ago (no I didn't visit all the places I photograph from space, unfortunately! flic.kr/p/2kYvjhV #MissionAlpha pic.twitter.com/aWKeBuO7dg

We take many pictures on the @Space_Stationand this is because we have to! 📸 Mission control often asks for a quick photo of an experiment or equipment so they can diagnose while we work on other things, or simply to keep track of items. #MissionAlpha flic.kr/p/2kYr9MU pic.twitter.com/nhpBw7QUqS

From the vantage point of the @Space_Station, scientists can analyze how much solar energy comes into Earth at different wavelengths and affect our polar areas differently. Find out how this sheds (sun) light on climate change: go.nasa.gov/3tI01dS pic.twitter.com/gHQzbzSjLT

This is neither a space throne, nor a medieval torture device, but an @esa/@CNES Grasp experiment to understand how humans adapt their hand-eye coordination in space. Sharp eyes will spot that even in space: #SpaceInvader was here! Video #timelapse: facebook.com/ESAThomasPesqu… pic.twitter.com/mdOTKijIAx

Hola España! We flew by Salamanca recently and the Tormes River was in plain sight. Wish we had some space paella up here to enjoy! pic.twitter.com/47cLIfCgMp

.@astro_kimbroughmoved in the next experiment, SUBSA-BRAINS, which looks at brazing in microgravity. Brazing, a technique that bonds materials at high temperatures, could be used to construct and repair vehicles and habitats on future space missions. go.nasa.gov/2IAHUFm pic.twitter.com/JKZILAXj4I

Turns out, hanging from the "ceiling" like a bat is sometimes the best way to work!🦇The Microgravity Science Glovebox is a contained area for liquids and combustion studies on @Space_Station. I removed one experiment and cleaned out the glovebox so the next study could start. pic.twitter.com/mmi7nac3Fw

Views from our Crew Dragon Endeavour’s window. You may have heard I am currently sleeping in Endeavour until the new sleep station is ready to go onboard the @Space_Station. Talk about a room with a view! pic.twitter.com/Vxbx8deM9y