hello all! it’s kochfiles from insta 🤍✨ i’ll be posting christina updates on here as well as there so you never miss what’s happening with christina’s career at nasa and beyond! i’m so excited to be here and to share all things christina koch 📌
engineer!tina era is so back 🥹
i’m so happy for christina and i’m very excited to see where this new role at NASA takes her!! before she was an astronaut, she was an engineer and i know this is a role she will do AMAZING in 🤍
NEW | christina will now serve as NASA’s deputy chief engineer!
“With this appointment, Koch will transition to management astronaut status and will no longer be eligible for future spaceflight assignments”
Fitness goals don’t stop in space 💪
During their mission, @NASAArtemis II astronauts used a compact device, the flywheel, similar to a rowing machine, for daily exercise. Using the device helped the crew maintain muscle strength on their mission.
in 2014, christina talked about her favorite thing about astronaut training: flying the jets!
she’s accomplished so much since then and has inspired so many with her space exploration accomplishments 🥹
NEW | christina discussing what she hopes for young people who were inspired by what she did on the artemis II mission
her words are always so beautiful 🤍
full podcast audio can be found on NASA’s newest episode of “houston we have a podcast”!
NEW | christina discussing her reflection on the artemis II mission after splashdown
okay so i’m crying right now 🥺😭
full podcast audio can be found on NASA’s newest episode of “houston we have a podcast”!
To the Moon and back again. 🌕🚀
Artemis II astronauts Reid Wiseman and Christina Koch return to #HWHAP to reflect on their historic journey around the Moon, the moments that moved them, and what it’s like to come home after traveling farther than any humans before them. https://t.co/JdBTEByO14
NEW | christina observing the moon during the artemis II mission 🥹✨ NASA released new lunar science data today!
christina and the moon will always hold a special place in my heart 🤍
You watched. You listened. And now, you can read about what we learned. 🌙
Today, the @NASAArtemis II Lunar Science Report is publicly accessible, allowing the scientific community to continue studying and building on Artemis II observations. Read more here: https://t.co/dYPrpuak38