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humanoidhistory:

The Space Shuttle Discovery photographed from inside the International Space Station prior to docking, February 26, 2011. (NASA)

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newoldstockphotos:

Ed White First American Spacewalker

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Moonset by Sentinel Mission/B612 Foundation on Flickr.

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ruckawriter:

This photograph, snapped by an astronaut aboard the ISS on December 12, 2013, shows a white flash of lightning amidst the yellow city lights of Kuwait and Saudi Arabia.

Photo credit: NASA. Found at The Atlantic, InFocus.

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spaceexp:

Boeing continues to develop the CST-100 in partnership with NASA’s Commercial Crew Program. The spacecraft is designed to launch humans to low-Earth orbit and return them safely. The aerospace company says it is drawing from its experiences designing airliners for CST-100’s interior and other elements of the new spacecraft.

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starwars:

We’r receiving a transmission…

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newoldstockphotos:

Explorer XVII Satellite

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ruckawriter:

Blast Off!, Spiegel Online, Picture This. Credit: Agence France-Presse.

Caption: Ever wondered what a rocket launch looks like up close? Like this. The image was taken during the launch of the Soyuz rocket carrying an American astronaut and two Russian cosmonauts from the Baikonur cosmodrome in Kazakhstan on Wednesday. The trio is bound for the International Space Station. They were supposed to arrive not long after their launch, but a thruster failure meant the initial attempt to dock was unsuccessful. The Soyuz capsule is now expected to hook up with the ISS on Thursday night.

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Frog Photobombs NASA’s LADEE Launch by NASA Goddard Photo and Video on Flickr.

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ruckawriter:

From Io9, three new panoramas of Mars, courtesy of NASA and Curiosity.

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n-a-s-a:

370-million-pixel starscape of the Lagoon Nebula

Credit: ESO 

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Lonely and forlorn: Mission Control (at Christopher C. Kraft Jr. Mission Control Center)

Endeavor Lifts Off on Its Last Mission

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Courtesy of spacevideo, in case, like yours truly, you missed watching it live.