Here is the final tweet from this account. Be well, be kind, and always be learning. Thank you. -Mike 7/7
Here’s the link to do so. fourdiamonds.donordrive.com/… Thanks for your consideration. ❤️6/7
If I could use this account for one last purpose on the way out, I’d invite you to consider tossing a few bucks to my students’ 2023 miniTHON dance-a-thon which is trying to raise $100,000 to fight pediatric cancer and support families of kids who are in the fight. 5/7
When we heard the launch was scrubbed by a sailboat, I thought it would be a fun creative writing exercise to personify the boat with a parody account. The response was unexpected. Thank you for playing along. 3/7
or other places in the space community. I assure you that you don’t know me. I’m a high school science teacher in Pennsylvania who was sitting on a rural dark hilltop with my son, looking to the skies and waiting for a glimpse of the Antares launch from Wallops in 2014. 2/7
Wayward set sail last week. This is Mike. As I transition off of Twitter, I wanted to take a moment to say “hi” and “goodbye” to you. Over the last 8 years, many of you have messaged me asking if you knew me from NASA social, 1/7
It’s been fun. Last week marked eight years of our time together but I am sailing into the sunset for gentler seas. Fair thee well, Twitter. It was fun while it lasted.


