International Space Station Astronauts Share Thanksgiving Message and the Food They’ll Eat

International Space Station Astronauts Share Thanksgiving Message and the Food They’ll Eat

Astronauts Thanksgiving International Space Station
Photo credit: NASA | Mike Hopkins
NASA astronauts Jasmin Moghbeli and Loral O’Hara, along with ESA (European Space Agency) astronaut Andreas Mogensen, as well as JAXA (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency) astronaut Satoshi Furukawa share a Thanksgiving message from the International Space Station.



They also show off Thanksgiving dinner consisting of roast turkey, cranberry sauce, butternut squash, corn, and a cranberry apple dessert. No, this isn’t the hot meal that most are accustomed to, but rather pouches of pre-made food items. Some items in the past that astronauts enjoyed include sweet potatoes, green beans, macaroni & cheese, and jellied cranberry sauce for the roast turkey. If you’re wondering why most of the food is in pouches, the reason is to prevent it from floating away. Most packaging have Velcro strips on them so it can be attached to a table or tray.

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NASA’s Spot the Station App Will Help Stargazers Easily Locate the ISS

NASA’s Spot the Station App Will Help Stargazers Easily Locate the ISS

NASA Spot the Station App Locate ISS
To those on the ground, the ISS passing overheard appears as a bright point of light moving briskly across the sky. NASA’s Spot the Station app will help stargazers easily locate this bright point of light using a combination of augmented reality and options for capturing videos of the sightings in real-time.


NASA Spot the Station App Locate ISS
Using augmented reality, Spot the Station’s built-in compass will show you exactly where the space station is no matter where you are in the world. Turn on mobile notifications to be alerted of upcoming viewing opportunities based on your exact location. For those wondering, we’re able to see the International Space Station because it reflects the light of the Sun. Download the iOS / Android versions now.

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Even after 23 years of continuous human presence aboard the International Space Station, it’s incredibly exciting to see the station when you look up at just the right moment. The orbiting laboratory that continues to provide so many unique, tangible benefits for humanity really isn’t that far out of reach,” said Robyn Gatens, International Space Station director at NASA Headquarters in Washington.

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