Reentry of space shuttle Atlantis on STS-135 as seen from the ISS. The curving streak of light is an exposure of the path of the shuttle. Photo taken by the crew of Expedition 28. 2011.
<em>Monthly</em> janvier, 2017
Thomas Pesquet ma Nouvelle idole en live sur NASA TV �� il me vend du rêve avec toutes ses photos magnifiques de notre belle planète ��
Space station astronauts watch their health just like we do, but the wrist-worn technology used in orbit is differe… https://t.co/kG0fLRLAHK
First class science facilities @iss_research: @astro_kimbrough servicing the combustion rack… https://t.co/B5rJJIsko7
Good morning USA! Philadelphia – Atlantic City – #NYC. https://t.co/1ZI4eAT9Wf
L’#ISS et ses équipements scientifiques de pointe: entretien d’un compartiment pour des expériences de combustion p… https://t.co/IEHx1I0akq
Space Shuttle Endeavour:_________________________________________________ – named after: HMS Endeavour– status: Retired, displayed at California Science Center in Los Angeles, California– first flight: STS-49 (1992)– last flight: STS-134 (2011)– number of missions:\t 25– time spent in space:296 days, 3 hours, 34 minutes, 2 seconds– number of orbits:\t4,671– distance travelled: 122,883,151 mi (197,761,262 km)– satellites deployed:\t 3– Mir
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Mission control during the days of Gemini (taken circa 1965-66) and mission control now (taken June 7, 2014 by me). So many changes.
Sea of Ingenuity / Thomson Crater seen from the crew of Apollo 15…