Astronaut’s Sweet Hug with Daughter Post-Virgin Galactic Flight

• Astronaut Kellie Gerardi embraces her daughter after a Virgin Galactic mission.
• Video: 38,000 views, 1,000 likes.
• Praised for bravery and inspiring journey. Video now her favorite bedtime story.

Following her space mission, astronaut Kellie Gerardi posted a precious moment to X with her daughter. After landing back on Earth, the space researcher on a Virgin Galactic mission hurried to give her daughter a hug.

Gerardi wrote, “Thank you for capturing these moments, @virgingalactic This was an incredible and powerful core memory for both me and my daughter. My sweet Delta V.”

“The moment I saw my baby again after returning safely from space,” is the text insert that appears at the beginning of the video. A craft is shown landing on the runway in the video. Gerardi jumps out and rushes in the direction of her daughter as soon as it landed.

Take a look at the post below:

Thank you for capturing these moments, @virgingalactic 😭💜 This was an incredible and powerful core memory for both me and my daughter.

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My sweet Delta V 🫶 pic.twitter.com/1r7XikYV1N

— Kellie Gerardi (@kelliegerardi) November 3, 2023

November 4 was when the video was posted. It has had around 38,000 views since then. The tweet currently has close to 1,000 likes. As they responded to the touching film, people sent loving remarks.

Check out the responses below:

“Actually, I’m glad you didn’t fly before now. Delta is now old enough to understand and remember. It’s more meaningful for all of you,” wrote an X user. To which, Gerardi replied, “Same! It was perfect.” Another added, “Such a proud moment as a parent and visionary.” A third expressed, “Living the dream.”

A fourth commented, “I am sharing your journey with my 6 and 9 year old granddaughters who love all things science! Thanks for inspiring so many.” A fifth joined, “This is now my favourite bedtime story.”

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