Astronaut Q&A with Washington Students: What Has Been the Highlight of Your Career?

From aboard the International Space Station, NASA astronaut Anne McClain participate in an in-flight interview with students at 1:25 p.m. ET on May 27, 2025. The Expedition 73 flight engineer discusses life and work aboard the orbital outpost with Mobius Discovery Center in Spokane, Washington.
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0:00 Introduction and opening remarks
1:27 What is your favorite experiment that you've done in space?
2:58 Do you have WiFi in space?
3:57 What is something that you learned being on Crew-10 that you wish you knew during your first mission?
5:46 What has been the highlight of your career?
7:29 What was it like the first time you launched into space?
9:12 What was the most challenging part of your training?
10:36 What is something from your weekly routine on Earth that you miss in space?
11:43 What are you most excited for in the future of space exploration?
13:27 What is the air pressure on the space station?
15:28 What do you eat in space?
17:43 If you were not an astronaut, what job would you have?
18:33 What do you do to pass the time?
19:26 Final messaging and sign off

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