The crew today researched ways to alleviate space headaches and reverse bone loss to improve mission performance. https://t.co/wHjVcsumWK pic.twitter.com/eaNAoN7XzL — Intl. Space Station (@Space_Station) August 2, 2017

And that is exactly what makes this research relevant to us down here on Earth. — ESA (@esa) August 2, 2017

#Sentinel1 used to monitor calving at #LarsenC. Now cluster of smaller icebergs show in images – the #A68 story:https://t.co/BFvvmJzBKe — ESA (@esa) August 2, 2017

Replay of @astro_paolo's first interview with Italian press since his arrival on @Space_Station (in Italian) https://t.co/mshgItpVGY — ESA (@esa) August 2, 2017

Sentinel @CopernicusEU @ESA_EOsatellites allow better monitoring & understanding of events such as #LarsenC breakup https://t.co/iNrOTfNbSb pic.twitter.com/u49YHIj9Pi — ESA (@esa) August 2, 2017

#ESATech image of week – 1 giant leap for a Nanobot: this jumping robot is designed to make a profit on the #Moon https://t.co/fcjBZ4vCZc pic.twitter.com/enHece2X9o — ESA Technology (@ESA_Tech) August […]

LIVE @astro_paolo is talking to Italian media for the first time since arriving on @Space_Station (English dubbed) https://t.co/T5qoTMocMx pic.twitter.com/0so2r9LjLc — ESA (@esa) August 2, 2017

Register now for ▶️SPACE MOVES! in #Berlin 18-19 Sept | Promoting #space-enabled services for #transport & #mobility https://t.co/epfxXQbMWz pic.twitter.com/7OU9bZeA46 — ESA ARTES (@esa_artes) August 1, 2017

Indeed, two hours a day of exercise is scheduled for each crewmember. — ESA (@esa) August 2, 2017

#ICYMI Early this morning @Arianespace launched a #Vega rocket carrying two satellites. More details: https://t.co/bvgoAaZhnZ Replay pic.twitter.com/a2Focdl4Mh — ESA (@esa) August 2, 2017