Space to Ground: Tending the Hive: 06/21/2019

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[@Leifdoe]

Finally some Astrobee action

[@zeemusicraj6283]

Interesting 👍👍👍👍

[@StMyles]

Thanks for sharing NASA Johnson.

[@ManaBDew]

Godspeed to the events Sincerely from LarryWhittington 😁👍💪🤖👍

[@2openhere]

Was there live coverage of the Astrobee test?

[@insightswithin531]

What's the height criteria to be an astronaut? And if someone's height is less than the certain fixed criteria so, isn't their any way to be an astronaut? #AskNASA

[@augustepiccard3715]

Observing with attention in the second 41, in this video you can see a flying moth, and this is not affected by zero gravity, with all respect that you think about it.

[@Sevival]

It's just a moving pixel, how can you see that it's a moth? It's a piece of dust/debris that get's flown around because the robot uses fans to stabilize, creating windflows

[@menthasis4798]

i wonder what a drone would do in the iss

[@Jesse__H]

fly straight "up" (relative to its orientation) until it hit a wall. Regular old terrestrial drones absolutely rely on normal earth gravity to function!

[@androidstash5039]

eyes of the flight controllers on the ground and other things

[@airspeedmph]

Ashtrobee demonshtrated...Canadian ashtronaut...wtf?

[@alvinmoore450]

Sri Lanka not Sir Lanka. Still love you NASA :)

[@Jesse__H]

I'm sure she knows that. Likely just a tongue slip.

[@GlavenMaven]

Weighing FEWER than 10 kilograms.....this is NASA, yes?

[@theroyalwoof3422]

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