Space the beyond

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asonlynasacan: Basically, this is porn for space nerds.
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asonlynasacan:

Basically, this is porn for space nerds.

(Source: spacettf)


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laughingsquid: Above Earth, Iconic Representations of 23 Historic Space Missions
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laughingsquid:

Above Earth, Iconic Representations of 23 Historic Space Missions


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5 minutes dans l’espace, décollage immédiat (via PoufydeGameblog)



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summerwind: Cupola, our window on the world (by Paolo Nespoli)
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summerwind:

Cupola, our window on the world (by Paolo Nespoli)


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placeofpluto: Just to put things into perspective, this is earth in a big solar flare. Earth and sun are roughly to scale. Yes it is indeed the pale blue dot in the middle. More information about the flare here 
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placeofpluto:

Just to put things into perspective, this is earth in a big solar flare. Earth and sun are roughly to scale. Yes it is indeed the pale blue dot in the middle.

More information about the flare here 


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fuckyeahspace: The International Space Station casts a shadow on the Space Shuttle Discovery.
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fuckyeahspace:

The International Space Station casts a shadow on the Space Shuttle Discovery.


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summerwind: via spaceflight1.nasa.gov
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summerwind:

via spaceflight1.nasa.gov


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Crescent Earth looking west over the Atlantic from a distance of about 10,000 miles. Automatic Hasselblad transparency, Apollo 4 (unmanned), November 9, 1967
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Crescent Earth looking west over the Atlantic from a distance of about 10,000 miles. Automatic Hasselblad transparency, Apollo 4 (unmanned), November 9, 1967


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kateoplis: Stratocumulus Clouds 4,000 feet above the Pacific Ocean: attributed to Ronald Evans, Apollo 17, by Michael Light
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kateoplis:

Stratocumulus Clouds 4,000 feet above the Pacific Ocean: attributed to Ronald Evans, Apollo 17, by Michael Light


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ATV at about 20 km from ISS (by Paolo Nespoli)

ATV at about 20 km from ISS (by Paolo Nespoli)


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We actually saw the ATV launch! (by Paolo Nespoli)
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We actually saw the ATV launch! (by Paolo Nespoli)


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As you seem to very like the previous one, a second Heart on the Earth !
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As you seem to very like the previous one, a second Heart on the Earth !


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Happy Valentine’s Day !
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Happy Valentine’s Day !


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jellicle-cat: This photo was the world’s first view of Earth taken near the moon. It was snapped by the U.S. Lunar Orbiter I on August 23, 1966, when the spacecraft was just about to pass behind the moon on its 16th orbit.
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jellicle-cat:

This photo was the world’s first view of Earth taken near the moon. It was snapped by the U.S. Lunar Orbiter I on August 23, 1966, when the spacecraft was just about to pass behind the moon on its 16th orbit.


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