A transit of the Moon across the face of the Sun on February 25, 2007 - but not seen from Earth. The Big Picture
A transit of the Moon across the face of the Sun on February 25, 2007 - but not seen from Earth. The Big Picture
The planet Venus is seen by NASA’s TRACE satellite, at the start of its transit across the sun on June 8, 2004. The Big Picture
StarCollector - FlyingMouse2007
Solar transit of the ISS on march 7, 2010. via spaceweather.com
not so stupid soloar system
(via iamchinky13)
Small Fine Arm(new robot arm “Ko-Bot”) soars into the open sp… on TwitPic
Real-life science fiction: International Space Station’s airlock and robotic arm (Astro Soichi, as usual)
Time-Lapse of the Milky Way over Hawaii
this short video is magic
17th moon. Perfect for your desktop :-) on Twitpic
(via Soichi Noguchi, the astronaut twittering from International Space Station)
A close-up of Astronaut John Grunsfeld shows the reflection of Astronaut Andrew Feustel, perched on the robotic arm and taking the photo. The pair teamed together on three of the five spacewalks during Servicing Mission 4 in May 2009. [source]
2.0 astronaut Soichi Noguchi (his twitter, his stunning twitpics from space, and youtube channel) rolls sushi in zero-gravity. (hat tip scipsi)
Video from International Space Station, shooted by japanese astronaut Soichi Noguchi, who also brought sushi into space. Here’s his youtube channel, astrosoichi (hat tip ansa)