Waterway to Orbit

[wolfnowl]

Another good image - this one of the last Space Shuttle launch at night:

http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap100213.html

Mike.

[francois]

Stunning! The reflection in the waterway, the Moon and the shuttle trail in the sky... wow.

[Justan]

^ What he said - and taken from *115 miles* away^

[Gary Brown]

Another good image - this one of the last Space Shuttle launch, at night

Although it's the last night launch, it's actually not the last Space Shuttle launch.

Anyway, here's a 7-minute tour of ISS that shows, among other things, how to store lenses — up there, you can just hang them on the wall. (At about 2:50 in the video.)

[wolfnowl]

Although it's the last night launch, it's actually not the last Space Shuttle launch.

Anyway, here's a 7-minute tour of ISS that shows, among other things, how to store lenses — up there, you can just hang them on the wall. (At about 2:50 in the video.)

Hi Gary: I've removed the errant comma.  Thanks for the link!

Mike.

[fredjeang]

Beautiful and impressive really!!
Thanks for sharing.

Fred.

[feppe]

I love when photographers put a lot of effort into a shot, it shows, and the shot is actually good.

[bill t.]

here's a 7-minute tour of ISS

Compare that to how we thought it would happen in the 50's, and yes I was there to see this on the big silver screen.  Back in those days you always had to be ready for a Meteor Storm!
ISS a la George Pal

[DarkPenguin]

Compare that to how we thought it would happen in the 50's, and yes I was there to see this on the big silver screen.  Back in those days you always had to be ready for a Meteor Storm!
ISS a la George Pal

That is too cool.  In space no one can hear  you over act.

Love this image ...

http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/imagegaller...ature_1592.html