FOTOS: Con todo y casco, enviaron muñeco de felpa de la Tierra al espacio

Busy 2nd day for Earth on @Space_Station – removing a constituent analyzer with @Astro_DavidS and some plumbing work with me. Preventative maintenance keeps us flying! He also learned how schedules keep us synced with the ground contol centers. What should he do tomorrow? pic.twitter.com/byJnnt8dYq

— Anne McClain (@AstroAnnimal) 5 de marzo de 2019

Yes buddy, that’s your Mother Earth. Isn’t she beautiful? pic.twitter.com/qY6KDbAIwb

— Anne McClain (@AstroAnnimal) 4 de marzo de 2019

Earth will learn a lot during his busy week on @Space_Station – today he kept me company while we checked our suit sizing to account for space growth (I am 2 inches taller than when I launched!), then we did some translation adaptation. pic.twitter.com/A89tJauyQu

— Anne McClain (@AstroAnnimal) 4 de marzo de 2019

Llegó a la @Space_Station a bordo de la nave #Dragon de @SpaceX
Irónicamente denominado sensor de gravedad cero, este adorable peluche de la Tierra de @CelestialBuddy ahora acompaña a los astronautas de la Expedición 58 en la #ISS pic.twitter.com/XULzIpRyQd

— Oink (@OinkEspacio) 5 de marzo de 2019

Earth’s second day on @Space_Station started early, but he was happy to learn that even in space, the day starts off with coffee. Then it was emergency mask donning practice with @Astro_DavidS – if there’s an (unlikely) ammonia leak, we have just seconds to protect ourselves. pic.twitter.com/Mmtc6ii3B8

— Anne McClain (@AstroAnnimal) 5 de marzo de 2019

En lugar de arriesgar tripulantes humanos, una maniquí llamada Ripley (en honor a la protagonista de la saga de películas Alien) y un muñeco de felpa en forma de la Tierra (el sensor de microgravedad🌎💖) comprobaron la seguridad de la cápsula. pic.twitter.com/X3YNpqgxca

— Planetario Medellín (@PlanetarioMed) 4 de marzo de 2019