Independence Day Wishes from the Space Station

Happy 250th to the U.S.A., from 250 miles above Earth! NASA astronauts Jessica Meir, Jack Hathaway, and Chris Williams celebrate the Fourth of July from the International Space Station and look ahead to America’s next chapter of exploration through Artemis. Credit: NASA

What is said in the film

Hello from the International Space Station. It's an honor to celebrate America's 250th birthday from 250 miles above it. Every day aboard the Space Station. Astronauts work together to advance science, test new technologies, and learn more about living and working in space. The work happening in orbit today is helping prepare the future for future missions to the moon, to Mars, and beyond.

Space exploration has always brought people together and inspired generations to dream bigger about what's possible. For Mercury and Gemini to Apollo in the Space Shuttle, and now the International Space Station. Each mission has built on the achievements of those who came before us. As NASA prepares for the next chapter of exploration through the Artemis missions, we are excited to help carry forward the fire of exploration for all humanity. So from all of us on board the International Space Station, Happy 250 America.

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