LIVE: Members of Crew-12 are at @NASAJohnson to discuss their mission aboard the @Space_Station and answer questions from the media. The crew spent 237 days living and working in orbit and returned to Earth on Thursday, Oct. 8. xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1qxvveyYA…
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NASA's SpaceX Crew-12 Postflight News Conference

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Oct 15, 2026 · 7:30 PM UTC

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237 days up there and back on solid ground for just a week. I'd love to hear what the first proper shower felt like 🤣
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Hershal Rao
@Hershal0_0Oct 15
imagine stepping on solid ground after 8 months and gravity feels like a personal attack
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237 days in orbit is a huge stretch. Curious which experiments the crew found most rewarding during their time on the station.
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237 days in space and then straight to the newsroom. Gravity welcomes them
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237 days off the planet. Walking on Earth again must feel like the floor is a rumor.
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#askNASA Can you comment on your internet access on ISS? Do you make your social media posts yourself directly aboard? What speeds do you get? What about durations of signal loss?
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I see what a theme looks like . 237 days , not a record but the essential is experiments. How many were positive in this environment (Space) ? There's no pushing the envelope until humans move beyond the Moon because it's numbers that most can't comprehend. How many of those experiments failed ? @NASA
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237 days is a long time to be stuck in a tin can.
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Is Crew 12 working for NASA or SpaceX? Every time you tout SpaceX by calling them the SpaceX crew, you are giving a vendor free ads. If I had my way, my taxpayer dollar would not go to private contractors bilking billions from our government. It would go directly to fund NASA.
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237 days and they still showed up to answer questions instead of sleeping for a week straight i respect the professionalism
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Starting out hot with the real questions 👀
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237 days in orbit, curious how their bodies adapted after return.
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Glad everyone made it back safe and sound!
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Crew-12 spent 237 days in space and still had better living conditions than half of russia. zero gravity, zero potholes, zero vatniks.
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JustSomeGuy
@mtthwwsnOct 15
"Gravity is overrated." A week after 237 days in space, Jessica Meir says lifting her arms felt like 50 pounds each. The cosmonaut beside her said it's hard just to stand on one leg. What would you miss most about weightlessness?

Gravity Is Overrated

A week ago, four people fell out of the sky into the Pacific after 237 days in space. Today three of them sat down in Houston and talked about what it's like to come home.

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237 days up there and now they're just sitting at a press conference like normal people lol
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Pressers used to mean a hotel ballroom and a mic check. This one's from people who just spent 237 days in orbit.
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Ten months in orbit and then a press room, that's a long way to go for questions.
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237 days of the same walls. respect
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🚀🚀🚀✨
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Eight months of readjusting to gravity is the part nobody sees, and it is where the real science continues.
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السلام عليكم 💐🧑‍🚀✋
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Beutiful sky in Earth's
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Cestitke
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237 days in orbit, and the body still comes home working. Bones, blood, balance all pushed to the limit. The human frame is engineered with a margin few machines match.
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237 days at about 17,500 mph means Crew-12 traveled roughly 100 million miles, which is farther than Earth is from the Sun. They also circled the planet about 3,700 times, so they saw around 3,700 sunrises without ever leaving the neighborhood.
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Wow, amazing! Congratulations and best of luck! 🇧🇷🇺🇲
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⭕️〽️🔺️🫯TIME IS RUNNINING UP🫯🫯🫯🫯
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Thank you for sharing.
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Awesome 💯💯👍🇺🇸
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🙏🏻💐🫡💕
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237 days straight on the @Space_Station is more than 5x Swiss astronaut Claude Nicollier's entire time in space: 4 Shuttle missions, about 42 days total, including an 8 h 10 min Hubble spacewalk in 1999. #NASA #Space
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Glad they returned safely
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Awesome Go USA 🇺🇸
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👏🇺🇸👏🇺🇸👏
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Months sharing a spacecraft. Down here, sharing an armrest is a diplomatic crisis. There’s hope for this species. Just not in economy.
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