Here is the latest Space to Ground weekly report from NASA on activities related to the International Space Station:

Here are a couple more videos released this week by NASA starting with astronaut/molecular biologist Kate Rubins talking about the benefits of ISS research into the biological effects of very low gravity:

Astronauts on the International Space Station have to exercise for two hours every day, but they can show off the hardware in a lot less time than that. In this “SpeedyTime” segment Expedition 52 flight engineer Peggy Whitson gives us a rapid-fire display of exercises that can be done with just one piece of equipment, the Advanced Resistive Exercise Device in the Tranquility module.

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Here is this week’s Space to Ground report from NASA on activities related to the International Space Station:

And here is the first in what looks to be a fun series of brief videos from ISS crew member Jack Fischer describing some aspect of the huge station:

No one knows the International Space Station better than the people who live and work there—and now they’re sharing that knowledge in bite-sized chunks. In the first of a series of short videos called “SpeedyTime,” Expedition 52 flight engineer Jack Fischer gives us a quick-but-thorough tour of payload activities inside and outside the airlock in the station’s Japanese laboratory module, Kibo.

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Here is NASA’s latest Space to Ground weekly report on activities related to the International Space Station:

A view of the southern aurora (or Aurora Australis) as recently seen from the ISS:

And here are more highlights of the departure of the SpaceX Dragon cargo vehicle from the ISS:

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Here’s the latest Space to Ground report from NASA on happenings related to the International Space Station:

Here is the latest Space to Ground report from NASA on activities related to the International Space Station:

And here is a video about the past week at Kennedy Space Center:

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