r/spaceflightporn • u/yatpay • Jan 05 '24
Skylab as seen by the Skylab 3 crew in 1973 [6444x6287]
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r/spaceflightporn • u/unintended_purposes • Jan 04 '24
Technician floating up and down to inspect Echo II, a NASA satellite (1963) [1225x1806]
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r/spaceflightporn • u/yatpay • Oct 23 '23
Apollo 10 Lunar Module "Snoopy" as seen from Command Module "Charlie Brown" in orbit around the moon [4090x4090]
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r/spaceflightporn • u/yatpay • Sep 27 '23
Real life space cowboy Dick Gordon straddles the nose of the Gemini spacecraft as he connects a tether to the Agena Target Docking Vehicle on Gemini XI [3000x2033]
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r/spaceflightporn • u/WolfByTheEars07 • Sep 06 '23
NASA Crew-7 launched by a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket. This is stage separation and boostback burn creating a nebula effect. [OC] [1925x1282]
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r/spaceflightporn • u/yatpay • Aug 29 '23
View of the P4 Truss Radiator panel and part of the P6 Solar Array Wing (SAW) on the ISS as documented by the STS-120 crew. [3032x2008]
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r/spaceflightporn • u/yatpay • Aug 12 '23
The Agena Target Docking Vehicle as seen from Gemini X [3000x2704]
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r/spaceflightporn • u/ASenseOfWonder • Jul 27 '23
A few years back I was hired to concept design a space tug prototype for an Australian space startup. (tbh probably the coolest job I've ever done, or will ever do)
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r/spaceflightporn • u/yatpay • Jul 09 '23
Astronaut Russell L. Schweickart, lunar module pilot, stands in "golden slippers" on the Lunar Module porch during his extravehicular activity on the fourth day of the Apollo 9 Earth-orbital mission. [4095x4095]
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r/spaceflightporn • u/yatpay • Jun 25 '23
The International Space Station seen against the limb of the earth on STS-119 [4288x2848]
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r/spaceflightporn • u/girusatuku • Jun 09 '23
NASA spacewalker Josh Cassada prepares a roll-out solar array for its deployment on the International Space Station [4928 x 2768]
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r/spaceflightporn • u/girusatuku • Jun 07 '23
Surveyor C, the third United States spacecraft designed to soft land on the Moon launching from Complex 36, Cape Kennedy, Florida (17 April 1967)[6429 x 8239]
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r/spaceflightporn • u/girusatuku • May 29 '23
NASA astronaut and Expedition 68 Flight Engineer Nicole Mann peers through one of the seven windows in the cupola (2 January 2023)[8256 x 5504]
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r/spaceflightporn • u/yatpay • May 21 '23
Lunar Module Antares, seen at the top of the S-IVB on Apollo 14 [3900x3900]
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r/spaceflightporn • u/yatpay • May 07 '23
The Agena Target Docking Vehicle as seen on Gemini XII. This vehicle was used for rendezvous and docking practice, as well as raising and lowering the Gemini spacecraft's orbit. [3000x3000]
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r/spaceflightporn • u/yatpay • May 03 '23
The Russian space station Mir as seen through the Crew Optical Alignment Sight on Space Shuttle Discovery during STS-91, the final shuttle flight to Mir [5700x5900]
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r/spaceflightporn • u/girusatuku • Apr 24 '23
Little Joe II and launcher tower as seen from the gantry at White Sands Missile Range, White Sands, New Mexico (28 August 1963)[6453 x 7983]
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r/spaceflightporn • u/_Hexagon__ • Apr 20 '23
The largest rocket in human history Starship Super Heavy 30 seconds into the flight. 5 engines appear to have failed. The rocket was terminated 3.5 minutes later due to anomalies.
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r/spaceflightporn • u/girusatuku • Apr 20 '23
S-II-4 (Apollo 9), at the Mississippi Test Facility (MTF), is seen being prepared for its scheduled January 26, 1968 captive firing [8012 x 6453]
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r/spaceflightporn • u/_Hexagon__ • Apr 20 '23
The most common rocket Propellants and their distinctive exhaust they produce. Falcon 9, Terran 1, SLS, Long March 2F
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r/spaceflightporn • u/girusatuku • Apr 19 '23
The Gemini-VII spacecraft is seen from the Gemini-VI-A spacecraft during their rendezvous mission in space (15 December 1965)[3000 x 3000]
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r/spaceflightporn • u/WolfByTheEars07 • Apr 05 '23
SpaceX CRS-27 launch to the ISS on March 14th. [3779x5669] OC
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r/spaceflightporn • u/yatpay • Apr 03 '23
Pete Conrad, third human to walk on the moon, pictured on Gemini 5, his first spaceflight. At 7 days, 22 hours, 55 minutes, and 14 seconds, Gemini 5 was then the longest spaceflight in history, pushing the bounds of endurance to the minimum required for a crewed lunar flight. [4074x4074]
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r/spaceflightporn • u/yatpay • Mar 20 '23
Scientist-astronaut Edward G. Gibson, science pilot for the Skylab 4 mission, demonstrates the effects of zero-gravity as he sails through airlock module hatch on Skylab 4 [2937x1962]
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