A lo largo de su viaje , Wiseman dio una visión de la vida en el espacio a través de sus cuentas de redes sociales . Aunque no es el primer astronauta de compartir fotos desde el espacio o conectar con los terrícolas con medios de comunicación social , se ganó un seguimiento casi de culto .
Cuando llegó por primera vez a la ISS , Wiseman tenía 37.000 seguidores en Twitter . A partir del lunes , tenía más de 360.000 . Wiseman habló sobre su presencia en los medios sociales: "Creo que los astronautas siempre han querido compartir su viaje con la mayor cantidad de gente posible . Y creo que Apolo, con las herramientas que tenían, hicieron un trabajo fenomenal . Sólo somos afortunados de vivir en este día en el que, cuando tomo una fotografía con una cámara ... podemos enviarlo por correo electrónico directamente en nuestro Twitter, y que sólo hace que sea mucho más fácil de compartir esta experiencia ..."
Lo más destacable de Wiseman es su agudo ojo - y asombro infantil . "Él llegó a un tono de asombro e incredulidad constante en su vida diaria en la estación espacial que uno no esperaría de un personal altamente capacitado y capaz de ingeniero de vuelo, " escribió Mia Tramz .
Wiseman tiene éxito en los medios sociales por su " fiabilidad . " Se ha encontrado una manera de crear entusiasmo en torno a una expedición cargada de tensión política utilizando la fotografía y el vídeo como punto de partida para la comunicación y para la activación y la participación de un público amplio , universal. " He aquí un vistazo a algunas de las fotos de Wiseman de a bordo de la ISS :
A simple toy from my childhood makes for a cool picture in space. pic.twitter.com/yddfNTwiow
— Reid Wiseman (@astro_reid) June 1, 2014
1st Vine from space! Single Earth orbit. Sun never sets flying parallel w/terminator line #ISS #Exp40 @ast… https://t.co/6TwyNdewCU
— Reid Wiseman (@astro_reid) June 6, 2014
Sun glint turns an African river delta into an amazing gem. pic.twitter.com/WIoKJtDsbt
— Reid Wiseman (@astro_reid) June 6, 2014
I’m becoming obsessed with volcanoes, and for good reason. Chile. pic.twitter.com/NEmRcFUjSx
— Reid Wiseman (@astro_reid) June 6, 2014
The Cheshire cat of low Earth orbit. pic.twitter.com/Z9pxoK4bYQ
— Reid Wiseman (@astro_reid) June 8, 2014
This will go in my living room. Australia’s north shore. pic.twitter.com/cRIpNMUBQz
— Reid Wiseman (@astro_reid) June 9, 2014
Mexico City. Lights looked great under partly cloudy skies. pic.twitter.com/wQMPIsBVJy
— Reid Wiseman (@astro_reid) June 12, 2014
Volcanoes make great artists @astro_alex pic.twitter.com/xFD2x1lu1N
— Reid Wiseman (@astro_reid) June 12, 2014
To me it is an octopus, or perhaps a squid. pic.twitter.com/gP272C8vlY
— Reid Wiseman (@astro_reid) June 15, 2014
A single jetliner streaks over south-central Africa. pic.twitter.com/oe31IdN2gK
— Reid Wiseman (@astro_reid) June 21, 2014
Practicing with the 800mm long lens. Washington DC. pic.twitter.com/XdiEwXhUyn
— Reid Wiseman (@astro_reid) June 22, 2014
One of my favorites – Orion’s belt rises through the atmosphere. pic.twitter.com/4NJHy9BS0J
— Reid Wiseman (@astro_reid) June 23, 2014
Fields in Italy through an 800mm zoom lens. pic.twitter.com/zH2B9L1ubE
— Reid Wiseman (@astro_reid) June 24, 2014
It’s getting good up here! pic.twitter.com/2oSP7wh9qf
— Reid Wiseman (@astro_reid) June 25, 2014
Houston under a #LightningStorm as seen from #SpaceVine https://t.co/w6WT623dF2
— Reid Wiseman (@astro_reid) June 27, 2014
Our world is beautiful #Exp40 #Africa pic.twitter.com/ebvhcZl1tW
— Reid Wiseman (@astro_reid) June 27, 2014
It felt like I could reach out and touch it…moving like a snake through the sky. pic.twitter.com/wx7GEdvjXt
— Reid Wiseman (@astro_reid) June 28, 2014
Hurricane #Arthur has grown an eye since we last met. pic.twitter.com/HBJoDrcNxQ
— Reid Wiseman (@astro_reid) July 3, 2014
I think someone in #Midland #Texas is trying to tell us something. pic.twitter.com/m61Xu0Pja4
— Reid Wiseman (@astro_reid) July 5, 2014
These are the veins of your city that I saw from space. North Island #NewZealand with #Auckland shining bright. pic.twitter.com/U2Tp6DWXDT
— Reid Wiseman (@astro_reid) July 6, 2014
Moonrise from the #ISS pic.twitter.com/VOiV90iKet
— Reid Wiseman (@astro_reid) July 8, 2014
My #favorite photo to date. Lucky shot…Cuba, Bahamas, Florida at night under a high moon. pic.twitter.com/9BFwOnJsXk
— Reid Wiseman (@astro_reid) July 15, 2014
Trying for Tokyo under clouds through a 400mm lens. #Difficult – Can anyone confirm success? pic.twitter.com/0KEXtsPgzU
— Reid Wiseman (@astro_reid) July 19, 2014
Passing over India just now. Undoctored…unedited…unbelievable. pic.twitter.com/hnJQbuCUOr
— Reid Wiseman (@astro_reid) August 8, 2014
The North Arabian Sea on Saturday evening. pic.twitter.com/OrAkGxHRJL
— Reid Wiseman (@astro_reid) August 12, 2014
Anyone been to this circular island chain near India? I want to know more about this! pic.twitter.com/peO7ejH01S
— Reid Wiseman (@astro_reid) August 13, 2014
Another slow shutter to capture the #atmosphere at night pic.twitter.com/o38MclA6SY
— Reid Wiseman (@astro_reid) August 22, 2014
Clouds cast thousand-mile shadows into the black of #space. A favorite view of ours. @astro_alex pic.twitter.com/lhZhv3zUu3
— Reid Wiseman (@astro_reid) August 31, 2014
No doubt about it, those are some GREAT #Pyramids at #Giza pic.twitter.com/0BFno9SlVW
— Reid Wiseman (@astro_reid) September 5, 2014
#EarthArt – Red desert of #Australia is truly unbelievable. pic.twitter.com/bTo2uW6Li1
— Reid Wiseman (@astro_reid) September 12, 2014
Indescribably emotional to see this. DC, Baltimore, NYC, Great Lakes just before #Sunrise pic.twitter.com/0QCJH6V4Nc
— Reid Wiseman (@astro_reid) September 14, 2014
Some incredible northern #aurora this morning. @astro_alex and I couldn’t stop looking. pic.twitter.com/zo5EekuSwy
— Reid Wiseman (@astro_reid) September 24, 2014
Orange #dunes reclaim their land from farmers in the Middle East near the Red Sea pic.twitter.com/8YhnOIcGOS
— Reid Wiseman (@astro_reid) October 27, 2014
A #volcano in #Mexico oozes fresh lava and a tiny bit of steam pic.twitter.com/jecdO6FC6p
— Reid Wiseman (@astro_reid) October 30, 2014
Another of my favorite sights – our atmosphere seems to bend #sunrise rays of light pic.twitter.com/r2p6OYbFTa
— Reid Wiseman (@astro_reid) November 2, 2014
A lone a jetliner streaks across the #Med pic.twitter.com/PdUGPFjKOu
— Reid Wiseman (@astro_reid) November 2, 2014
Beautiful #EarthArt coastal sands blend with water North of #Jubail #SaudiArabia pic.twitter.com/EDGGYMsaNq
— Reid Wiseman (@astro_reid) November 3, 2014
I have looked on in awe at our planet for 166 days. #Sunset final #Exp41 #SpaceVine #Timelapse https://t.co/1pSkdmA6hB
— Reid Wiseman (@astro_reid) November 9, 2014