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Jupiter and the band of the Milky Way

(15 August 1997) --- This view of supertyphoon Winnie was taken on August 15, 1997, as the storm swirled about 400 miles south of the southern tip of Japan. Sustained winds were 105 knots, gusting to 130 knots. This photo was shot on the Space Shuttle Discovery's twenty-third flight, as it glided by 170 miles above the sea surface on Orbit 123. On one pass the Discovery flew right over the eye; the commander commented that the eye was so large that it completely filled the window. The robotic arm crosses the top of the view. The cloud mass associated with Winnie covered thousands of square miles as this storm grew to supertyphoon status in the previous days, and raked across the Marianas Islands. A few days after this shot was taken, Winnie ploughed ashore on the coast of China, a bit south of the major metropolis of Shanghai, reportedly killing at least 100 people..

(15-24 May 1997) --- Cape Cod extends 105 kilometers (65 miles) into the Atlantic Ocean. To the south of Cape Cod are the islands of Martha's Vineyard (west) and Nantucket (east). The city of Boston can be seen surrounding the bay above the 'hook' on Cape Cod. To the south are the cities of New Bedford on Buzzards Bay, and Providence, Rhode Island. The Cape Cod Canal is an artificial waterway that connects Buzzards Bay and Cape Cod Bay. The waterway is 28 kilometers (17.5 miles) and does not contains locks. The canal was built to shorten the distance over water between New York City and Boston. In 1620 the Pilgrims landed at Provincetown, on the upper tip of Cape Cod, before they proceeded to Plymouth..

STS087-707-092 (19 November - 5 December 1997) --- Featured in this view is the Ganges River delta. A glacier at about 22,100 feet in the Himalayas is the source of the Ganges River. Hundreds of miles later and joined by other tributaries the Ganges delta enters the Bay of Bengal. The delta, at 200 miles wide (320 kilometers) is one of the most fertile and densely populated regions of the world. The eastern side of the delta changes rapidly and forms new land because of rapid sedimentation. The southern part of the delta has a darker appearance because of tidal forests, swampland, and mangroves. The Sundarbans is the name of this forested area and it is the site of a tiger preservation project for the governments of India and Bangladesh. This picture is one of the 70mm Earth observations visuals used by the crew at its post flight presentation events..

The Sagittarius Star Cloud in the Milky Way

Perseid Meteor Streaks Across the Milky Way

Long exposure of the Milky Way above the cape of Pen Hir, Brittany, France, Europe

(12 - 20 Sept 1992) --- In this large format camera image, the forested Cascade Range appears along the left side; the Pacific Ocean, on the right. The frame was photographed as the Space Shuttle Endeavour flew north to south over Vancouver and Seattle..

Child with spacesuit orbited by celestial bodies and luminaries

(2-11 Aug 1991) --- This view featuring the eye of Hurricane Fefa in the Pacific Ocean was captured on film by one of the STS 43 crewmembers using a 70mm handheld camera..

Scenic view of mountains against star field at night

Sailing over Calm Waters and under a Starry Sky

STS-114 Commander Eileen Collins

Comet Halley Against Milky Way Galaxy

Cut-away view of the Gemini extravehicular spacesuit showing the suits different layers.

Astronaut leaving space ship and walking on planet, illustration.

NASA and ESA are celebrating the Hubble Space Telescope's silver anniversary of 25 years in space by unveiling some of nature's own fireworks - a gian...

Australia, Northern Territory, Milky Way galaxy over Uluru (Ayers Rock) at dusk

The STS-35 crewmembers aboard the Earth-orbiting Space Shuttle Columbia photographed this view of the Arid Simpson Desert of Australia with a handheld Rolleiflex camera. Lake Eyre is normally dry; however, the STS-35 crew was able to recognize water in the lowest parts of the lake (dark pink area) and possibly in Lake Blanche east of Lake Eyre. Lake Frome lies in the distance separated from Lake Torrens (top right) by dark hills of Flinders Range. The Finke River (bottom left to middle) flows into the Eyre basin from the northwest. Although it is the largest river entering the basin, Finke's floods seldom reach Lake Eyre. The dark brown patch in the foreground is an area of ancient, brown lateritic soils partly covered by dunes..

Child with spacesuit orbited by celestial bodies and luminaries

Rear view of boy in astronaut costume climbing up playground climbing frame

Parkes Observatory

This view from the Apollo 11 spacecraft shows the Earth rising above the moon's horizon. The lunar terrain pictured is in the area of Smyth's Sea on the nearside.

Satellite view of the Earth showing city lights at night

Milky Way sky in the desert

Milky Way in the starry sky over Saxer Lucke mountain, aerial view, Appenzell Canton, Alpstein Range, Switzerland, Europe

The M78 Nebula is located near the edge of Bernard's Loop in the consteallation Orion. It is a colorful combination of reflection and emission nebulas with a large dust cloud. Image made with an RCOS RC 14.5' telescope and SBIG STX 16803 CCD camera. Taken from Foresthill, CA. This is a two frame mosaic.

The Dark River is a huge dark nebula in the constellation Cygnus seperating the North American and the Pelican Nebulas. This image combines narrow wavelength light with white light to create the color and detail exhibited. Image made with a Takahashi TOA 130 telescope and an SBIG STX 16803 CCD camera. Taken from Foresthill, CA.

Portrait of girl in handmade space rocket in front of space themed chalk drawings

Galactic Center of milky way in hight definition from atacama desert

Vortex star trail in the Rub al Khali desert in Oman, Rub al Khali, Oman, Middle East

(2 March 1990) --- Surrounded by waters of the Atlantic Ocean, Cape Cod Bay and Nantucket Sound, the jutting Cape Cod feature caught the attention of the astronaut crewmembers aboard the Earth-orbiting Space Shuttle Atlantis, 126 nautical miles above Earth. Parts of Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket are in bottom left corner. Plymouth Bay is in upper left corner. Center point coordinates are 42 degrees north latitude and 70 degrees west longitude..

Hispanic boy wearing space helmet in classroom

Mixed race girl with space doodles surrounding head

(7 - 19 August 1997) --- The southern coastline of seldom-seen Iceland can be detected under cloud, top right in this dramatic west-looking view. Iceland's capital city, Reykjavik, lies on the cape that projects furthest left (i.e. southwest) in this view. Along the southeast margin (nearest to the viewer), Iceland's largest icecap, Vatnajkull, appears as a white mass with a texture different to the spotty cumulus cloud. At the closest point, Greenland only lies 170 miles to the northwest of Iceland -- and under a hand lens, hundreds of miles of the east coast of Greenland can be seen stretching across the top of this view. Taken with the large format Linhof camera, the enormous clarity of the air on this day allowed the crew to photograph Iceland which lies 400 miles and more north of the northernmost point which the Space Shuttle Discovery attained (57.5 degrees north latitude). Greenland lies more than 700 miles from the orbiter. The nature of the light brown feature in

Liftoff of Space Shuttle Discovery

Two boys dressed up as spacemen standing at cardboard rocket

Comet Hale-Bopp

Space Shuttle Challenger On Pad 39A, Before First Flight (Nasa'S 6Th Shuttle Mission), 1/83

Apollo 11- Neil Armstrong Smiles After a Successful Moonwalk

Moons and Rings of Saturn

Photo Mosaic of Mars Weather From Orbit, Mars Global Surveyor

Saturn with Two Moons Tethys and Dione, From Voyager 1

The Lighthouse at Norah Head on the central coast in regional New South Wales in Australia

Low angle view of rockets and a space shuttle at a space center, Kennedy Space Center, Cape Canaveral, Florida, USA

United States: 1963. The TELSTAR II communications satellite. It is virtually indentical to the TELSTAR I, and was launched on May 7, 1963

The Milky Way through the region of the tail of Scorpius and up into Sagittarius, photographed with it high in the sky from Australia. At bottom are the red nebulas of NGC 6334, the Cat’s Paw, and NGC 6357 (sometimes called the Lobster Nebula, for a “Paws and Claws” pairing).

The clusters Messier 6 and Messier 7 are at left, below centre, with M7 lost in the star clouds of the Milky Way. The Galactic Centre lies at left centre.

The Lagoon and Trifid Nebulas, M8 and M20, are at top left. Satu

(5-14 June 1991) --- This oblique scene from the Earth-orbiting Space Shuttle Columbia shows southern Florida, several of the Bahama Islands and parts of the Atlantic Ocean, the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea..

STS-37 crewmembers inspect the underside of Atlantis, OV-104, at EAFB.

New Frontier. Kenny Scharf (b. 1958). Acrylic and spray paint on canvas. Painted in 1984. 217.2 x 221cm.

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