Reflecting on Earth after Crew-12
At a post-mission press conference, Jessica described how seeing Earth’s thin atmosphere from orbit deepened her sense that people share one fragile home.
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Jessica Meir
Jessica Meir is a NASA astronaut, marine biologist and science communicator who shares spacewalks, experiments and everyday life in orbit.
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Jessica and her Crew-12 crewmates returned to Earth aboard Dragon, splashing down off Los Angeles after their mission aboard the International Space Station.
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Curly-hair care, in microgravity
Jessica posted a video showing how she looks after her curls aboard the station, using water pouches, no-rinse shampoo and a dedicated T-shirt for drying.
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A spacewalk with Sophie Adenot
Jessica and ESA astronaut Sophie Adenot replaced a navigation reflector and a high-definition camera, and collected a sample from the station’s exterior to check for microorganisms. It was Jessica’s seventh spacewalk.
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Preparing the station for more solar power
Jessica and Anil Menon completed a six-hour, 27-minute spacewalk to prepare the 3B power channel for future roll-out solar arrays.
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