Houston, we have a podcast. Welcome to the official podcast of the NASA Johnson Space Center, episode 15, astronaut photography.

I'm Gary Jordan and I'll be your co-host today, along with Megan Sumner, Public Affairs Officer for the Astronaut Office.

Megan, how you doing?

I'm doing good.

How are you, Gary? Doing great.

So Megan, today's episode is a little bit different because we had a conversation with four,

that's right, four astronauts in space.

We talked with Randy comrade Bresnick, Joe

Akaba, Mark Sabo Vandahai, and Palo Nespoli. All of them are astronauts

aboard the International Space Station for Expedition 53, which started back at September after Peggy

Witson, Jack Fisher, and Fiore Yurchekin depart at the station.

Comrade and Nespoli were already up there and they were later joined by Acaba and

Seabo as well as Alexander Mezirken.

That's right and we talked to all four of them live so we brought in some social media questions

real time for the astronauts to answer. Yes thanks to you. We talked about

astronaut photography for the most part, how they take pictures of Earth and what they see and the sort of emotions that that view brings up.

But we also talked a little bit about the spacewalks going on this month and education in space and as well as life in space.

So with no further delay, let's go light speed and jump right ahead to our talk with the Expedition 53

crew. Enjoy. enjoy. County. Mark.

I'll launch to mid lights are correct.

And here she goes.

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