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The International Space Station is a collaboration of 15 nations working together to operate a world-class, state-of-the-art orbiting laboratory.

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Now THAT’S a power move. ⚡🌎 On Nov. 5, NASA astronaut Anil Menon and Canadian Space Agency astronaut Joshua Kutryk stepped outside the International Space Station for U.S. Spacewalk 101, marking a major milestone in the orbiting laboratory’s power upgrades. During the 6-hour, 59-minute spacewalk, the duo installed and deployed the eighth and final roll-out solar array, completing a five-year effort to enhance the station’s power generation system. With all eight arrays now installed, the upgrades increase the station’s power generation capacity by approximately 30%, helping support critical operations and research aboard the orbiting laboratory. Five years of upgrades. Eight new solar arrays. One powerful milestone for science in orbit. 06 Nov 2026

[🇫🇷 version FR👇] Flashback to the soundtrack of EVA-99 prep last August: tools gently clinking together, like chimes in the breeze. 🔔 For me it feels like it was yesterday… but since then, the Expedition 75 crewmates have already performed EVA-100 and EVA-101! Congrats to the @iss teams for these 2 successful EVAs! Well done, teams! 🎥 @europeanspaceagency / @nasa Retour sur l’ambiance sonore des préparatifs de la sortie extravéhiculaire EVA-99 en août dernier : le doux tintement des outils, comme un carillon au gré du vent. 🔔 J’ai l’impression que c’était hier… mais l’équipage de l'Expédition 75 a réalisé depuis les EVA-100 et EVA-101 ! Félicitations aux équipes @iss pour ces deux sorties extravéhiculaires réussies. Bravo à toutes et à tous ! #εpsilon 06 Nov 2026

Auroras pulsing intensely through this orbital timelapse. Natural light shows! If you look closely, wisps of the higher altitude red auroras briefly appear within the sea of green before fading away, like sprites from a thunderstorm. Watching them never gets old! 05 Nov 2026

Peak cycle! A flashback from my cycle test 5 days after return to Earth from the @iss. A mask collects the air we exhale to measure the amount of CO2 we exhale (our metabolic rate), and electrodes measure our heart rate and rhythm. Our scientists and doctors use these data to ensure all is well with our cardiovascular snd respiratory systems. Just 5 days after landing and I exceeded my performance from my last test before the flight! Yet another indication that our exercise equipment on the ISS not only maintains, but can increase our fitness level even while in microgravity. 04 Nov 2026

Letting our voices be heard, even from the vacuum of space. Don’t forget to vote! 03 Nov 2026

Astronauts Joshua Kutryk of CSA (Canadian Space Agency) and Anil Menon of NASA will go out on their second spacewalk together on Thursday, Nov. 5, to install the eighth and final roll-out solar array to augment the International Space Station's power generation system. Here are some scenes from their previous spacewalk on Oct. 29 when they installed the seventh roll-out solar array on the orbital outpost. Pic 1) NASA astronaut Anil Menon is pictured during a spacewalk with his spacesuit's helmet lights on. Pic 2) CSA astronaut Joshua Kutryk is pictured during a spacewalk with his spacesuit's helmet lights on. Pic 3) NASA astronaut Anil Menon seemingly hangs upside down while attached to the Canadarm2 robotic arm's latching end effector during a spacewalk. Pic 4) CSA astronaut Joshua Kutryk is tethered to flight support equipment on the International Space Station during a spacewalk. 02 Nov 2026

Night time lapse, Indonesia to North of Japan. A very lively atmosphere up high, with dizzying human activity down low. Blue lights are fishing trawlers hard at work. // Vidéo nocturne en accéléré, de l’Indonésie jusqu’au nord du Japon. Une animation débordante dans le ciel, tandis que sous nos yeux, la vie s’agite intensément sur Terre. Les lumières bleues sont celles des bateaux de pêche qui travaillent sans relâche. 01 Nov 2026

[🇫🇷 version FR👇] A look back at atmospheric reentry, a rollercoaster both physically and emotionally! 🎥 @europeanspaceagency Retour sur les sensations fortes de la rentrée atmosphérique, tant dans le corps que dans la tête ! #εpsilon 31 Oct 2026

Blood, bugs, and glowing goo… Science can be spooky too! 🎃🕷️ There’s a universe of mysteries out there and microgravity offers new ways to probe the unknown. From creepy crawlers to glowing cells, researchers are studying life in unfamiliar places. No tricks, just discoveries! Creepy Crawlers 🕷️: A Nephila clavipes (golden orb‑web spider) captured at the center of its web aboard the International Space Station. Researchers found that in the absence of gravity, the direction of light can serve as an orientation guide for spiders during web building. Credit: NASA Ghoulish Glow🔬: A miniaturized fluorescence microscope imaged fixed and live cells aboard the space station, helping advance fluorescence microscopy technology and allowing researchers to better evaluate cellular processes in microgravity. Credit: Airbus Electrifying Observations⚡: An electrical discharge extending from the top of a thunderstorm, captured from the space station. Images like this help scientists better understand the formation and characteristics of phenomena in the upper atmosphere. Credit: NASA/Nichole Ayers Freaky Fluorescence 👻: Medaka fish with fluorescent proteins revealing its bone structure. Aboard the space station, scientists observed cellular and genetic changes in the fish, including reduced mineral density in throat bones, offering insights into how microgravity affects bone loss at a molecular level. Credit: Philipp Keller, Stelzer Group, EMBL Oozing Organoid 🧠: A preflight fluorescent image of a cerebral organoid, or brain model, ahead of testing aboard the space station. Researchers used organoids to investigate how microgravity affected developing brain tissue. Credit: Institut Pasteur-SupBiotech Vampire Hour🧛: Canadian Space Agency (CSA) astronaut David Saint-Jacques conducts blood collection operations in the Columbus European Laboratory aboard the International Space Station to investigate how the human body adapts in space. Credit: CSA Aurora Boo‑realis 🎃: An aurora and sunrise captured by Expedition 41 aboard the International Space Station during Crew Earth Observations. Studying phenomena in Earth’s atmosphere may improve scientists’ unders 30 Oct 2026

[🇫🇷 version FR en commentaire] This colorful, almost tropical-looking picture 🦜 is actually a scan of my brain, taken before I left Earth… In microgravity, where there is no familiar sense of up or down, the brain has to learn to interpret signals about movement, balance and orientation differently. 🧠 ESA’s Brain-DTI experiment uses advanced MRI scans to study changes in astronauts’ brains during a long-duration space mission. By comparing scans taken before and after the mission, researchers can study how the brain rewires itself to adapt to microgravity and living in 3 dimensions, and how it begins adapting back after the space mission. I had three MRIs at a @dlr.en facility during the first 15 days after my return, and will have one more in about six months. Brain-DTI helps scientists better understand what’s behind space motion sickness (which I’m happy to say I didn’t experience!), balance and disorientation, and the knowledge gained is also helping people affected by balance disorders on Earth. Go science! 🔬 📸 @europeanspaceagency / @nasa (1), Diana Giraldo (2), ESA – M. Cowan (3, 4)   #εpsilon • @belspo_ • 30 Oct 2026

Today we suited up and sent out @astro_anil and @astro_kutryk on @iss EVA 100. 100 times we have ventured out of the Airlock to build, maintain, and upgrade the ISS. 100 times we have executed highly technical, highly complex, and highly challenging operations as an integrated team. And most importantly, 100 times we have brought our friends safely back inside. With today’s spacewalk, we open the hatch to the next 100- on ISS, on the surface of the Moon, and eventually, on Mars! 29 Oct 2026

More power loading. 🔋 Today, NASA astronaut Anil Menon and CSA (Canadian Space Agency) astronaut Joshua Kutryk conducted a spacewalk to install the 7th of 8 new roll out solar arrays. The final new array is slated to be installed during the Nov. 5 spacewalk, increasing the station’s available power by up to 30%. 29 Oct 2026

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