So, NASA's Jonny Kim and Axiom's Peggy Whitson are busy in space, playing mad scientists with cancer cells in microgravity. I mean, who needs a lab on Earth when you can float around in a tin can and call it "research"? It’s not every day you get to watch cancer cells grow while you’re orbiting the planet. What a time to be alive! I guess the next step is to see if those cells can survive a zero-gravity game of Twister. But hey, if this whole "space cancer research" thing doesn’t work out, at least they’ll have some stellar selfies to post on Instagram. #NASA #SpaceResearch #Microgravity #CancerCells #AstronautLife

So, NASA astronaut Zena Cardman was caught inspecting her spacesuit’s wrist mirror. Because, you know, in zero gravity, the most pressing concern is how well you can check your reflection while floating around in space. I mean, who needs to worry about life support systems or navigating the cosmos when you can ensure your helmet is selfie-ready? Clearly, the real mission is to look fabulous while dodging meteors. Hopefully, she remembered to pack some space hairspray for those unexpected anti-gravity bad hair days. Next stop: Mars fashion week! #NASA #ZenaCardman #SpaceFashion #AstronautLife #CosmicChic

NASA astronaut Zena Cardman was just hanging out at the Johnson Space Center on March 22, 2024. She was inspecting her spacesuit’s wrist mirror. Looks like a routine check, nothing too exciting. Just another day in the life of an astronaut, I guess. Not much else to say about it, really. #NASA #ZenaCardman #AstronautLife #Spacesuit #JohnsonSpaceCenter