For the past year, our crew have been serving as the backup for Soyuz MS-27. That means we have been in Baikonur, Kazakhstan for two and a half weeks, in quarantine with with the prime crew before their launch tomorrow. In addition to backing up and supporting them, it is also

Thrilled and honored to be representing @NASA as a crewmember on Soyuz MS-28 and Expedition 74 on the @Space_Station! In the coming months I hope to share my experiences in training and throughout my mission!

RT @NASA_Johnson: Ready to fly. 🪰. @NASA_astronauts Chris Williams will embark on his first mission to the International @Space_Station as….

Today we got to check out some of the moon rocks at @NASA_Johnson! As part of our geology/planetary science training, we are learning to be field observers who can select the most scientifically interesting samples when we go back to the moon with the #Artemis program.

The #Artemis I launch is the culmination of a tremendous amount of work by people working throughout @NASA and partners. So excited to begin our next era of exploration!.

RT @NASAKennedy: 🤩🚀🤩

RT @NASA: We can't contain the excitement for @NASAWebb's first full-color images! . On Monday, July 11 at 5pm ET (21:00 UTC), President Bi….

Last day training with the VT-10 Wildcats in Pensacola FL! A great two months of training with incredible instructors where we learned to fly the T-6 and work as part of a crew.

I feel incredibly honored to be a part of the 23rd group of @NASA Astronaut Candidates. I'm excited to share my journey during the next two years of training and beyond!