Scored this 1979 Paul Calle Commemorative lithograph with stamps from a thrift store.1yr ⋅ wirefixer ⋅ r/nasa
To celebrate the upcoming Artemis 1 launch, I made some SLS fanart in Adobe Illustrator!1yr ⋅ The_Fulgur ⋅ r/nasa
Commander Wally Schirra climbing out of the Apollo 7 CM after the mission’s successful splashdown 50 years ago today5yr ⋅ BPC1120 ⋅ r/nasa
Saturn’s rings display their subtle colors in this view captured on Aug. 22, 2009, by NASA’s Cassini spacecraft.6yr ⋅ FillsYourNiche ⋅ r/nasa
Made this book of Apollo 17 for my daughter's birthday two years back - its HUGE (original scans of the film, 72 pages, A3-format). If anyone's interested, I'm happy to share the PDFs4yr ⋅ derhundmachtwau ⋅ r/nasa
This may not be a scientific post but it is cool. My wife’s anniversary gift to me. Looking forward to the day we go back.5yr ⋅ MrFack ⋅ r/nasa
Day 10! Lakebed scene with X-15 and B-52 flyover. I also wanted to say thank you to you all for supporting my posts so much! All the positive reactions make me really happy and make it worth posting these pictures every day!4yr ⋅ meesseem ⋅ r/nasa
This extraordinary view of Jupiter was captured by NASA’s Juno spacecraft on the outbound leg of its 12th close flyby of the gas giant planet.6yr ⋅ modaladverb ⋅ r/nasa
After 15+ years of collecting shuttle mission patches I finally got around to framing them.7yr ⋅ chiefmastery ⋅ r/nasa
NASA’s Cassini spacecraft captured this image of Mimas, home of the 130 kilometer-wide Herschel crater (currently nightside). The 397 kilometer-wide moon is dwarfed by the mammoth Saturn in the background. (Image Credits: NASA/JPL/Space Science Institute)5yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/nasa
It’s already day 7! This time maybe a bit different photo than the other ones because this one is from the inside of the cockpit but that’s maybe even more interesting and fascinating.4yr ⋅ meesseem ⋅ r/nasa
1969 - NASA's lead software engineer for the Apollo program, Margaret Hamilton, stands next to the code she wrote by hand. This code was used to take humanity to the moon.6yr ⋅ TUTR__app ⋅ r/nasa
Picture of Saturn V being stacked in the Vehicle Assembly Building (1968) - taken by Neil Armstrong’s mother, Viola (Engel) Armstrong5yr ⋅ armstrongalbum ⋅ r/nasa
I was given these patches by my dad, and they were given to my grandfather by Deke Slayton. Could I get some more information about them?4yr ⋅ YeEt_bOiZ ⋅ r/nasa
LEGO InSight my coworker built. He gave me permission to be the one to post this in excitement for landing Monday!5yr ⋅ PulseOfDeath ⋅ r/nasa
Neil Armstrong, Deke Slayton, unkown, Stephen Armstrong, Betty Grissom, and Gus Grissom - Building 1 of the Johnson Space Center is under construction in the background - 19625yr ⋅ armstrongalbum ⋅ r/nasa
Fourth NASA paper cutting complete. This one took 3 hours to cut. Hope it's ok to keep posting these here.4yr ⋅ Tinylittleperson ⋅ r/nasa
Behold the mighty B-1/B-2 Test Stand at Stennis Space Center! (cars for scale)5yr ⋅ AidmitOne ⋅ r/nasa
Remembering the crew of STS-107. Fifteen years ago today, the seven-astronaut crew of STS-107 were lost when Space Shuttle Columbia broke apart during re-entry: David M. Brown, Rick D. Husband, Laurel B. Clark, Kalpana Chawla, Michael P. Anderson, William C. McCool, Ilan Ramon.6yr ⋅ ntisch23 ⋅ r/nasa
I see your daily X-15 posts and raise you a picture of the X-15's rocket engine, the XLR-99 on display at the Air Force Museum.4yr ⋅ algorerhythm35 ⋅ r/nasa
An artist's illustration of NASA's X-59 QueSST supersonic airplane, which the agency will use to test technologies for quiet supersonic aircraft4yr ⋅ hidenseek2019 ⋅ r/nasa
Tomorrow's Falcon 9 payload, the Hermes regolith and granular material experiment platform [1200 × 800]5yr ⋅ CitoyenEuropeen ⋅ r/nasa
This is probably the very last photo taken of Columbia intact, this photo was taken to try and get a better view of the damage on the left wing4yr ⋅ AMC-Eagle85 ⋅ r/nasa
My friends got this hanging in his room, apparantly his grandpa had it sitting in his attic collecting dust!4yr ⋅ conorthearchitect ⋅ r/nasa
NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter captured this photograph of carbon dioxide ice formations created by solar-induced sublimation. These formations exist on Mars’ southern polar cap. (Image Credits: NASA/JPL-Caltech/University of Arizona)5yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/nasa
48 years ago today - We landed on our celestial companion and marked one of humanity's greatest achievements.7yr ⋅ pajive ⋅ r/nasa
I finally visited the KSC today. Such a blast to see the five engines of Saturn V.6yr ⋅ _Kampfwurst ⋅ r/nasa
NASA's Curiosity Rover photograph of a 2 hole it drilled on the Martian surface. Image is white-balanced and contrast-enhanced.6yr ⋅ ApostOnReddit ⋅ r/nasa
Orion Launch Abort System Attitude Control Motor Hot-Fire Test, Elkton, Maryland.5yr ⋅ CitoyenEuropeen ⋅ r/nasa
What happens in Building 28 at NASA’s Johnson Space Center? Can’t find information anywhere.1yr ⋅ Intelligent-Joke4621 ⋅ r/nasa
Perhaps the most well traveled socks in history, stuffed aboard the ISS for 10 years8mo ⋅ dkozinn ⋅ r/nasa
John Young Makes Last Minute Inspection of Gemini III (NASA Image of the Day)6yr ⋅ SpacecadetShep ⋅ r/nasa
My dad was cool enough to speak about his launch on NASA tv. They really need to send the man to space already. Proud of him!6yr ⋅ tmaed22 ⋅ r/nasa
SpaceX transporting a landed booster through Kennedy Space Center after the Falcon Heavy launch6yr ⋅ blaa42 ⋅ r/nasa
Where can I get the original image file? There is only this highly compressed image on Google. At max I found 3200x2000.6yr ⋅ lucasxp32 ⋅ r/nasa
My son turned 8 and had a NASA themed birthday party. He dreams of being the first man on Mars. Here's his reaction to our homemade birthday cake for him.7yr ⋅ TheEnigmaJoke ⋅ r/nasa
This nebula, located 20,000 light-years away in the constellation Carina, contains a central cluster of huge, hot stars, called NGC 3603.6yr ⋅ FillsYourNiche ⋅ r/nasa
And last but not least, I give you the Delta IV Heavy that will launch the Parker Solar Probe! This thing is so massive, no photo will do it justice.6yr ⋅ BrosephToDaMoon ⋅ r/nasa
[CRS-15] Photo from this morning's launch from the KSC Causeway viewing site6yr ⋅ Smiller2222 ⋅ r/nasa
Happy 50th anniversary of the Lunar Landing! Here's my Dad posing with two 1969 newspapers that reported this monumental event. He was deployed in Vietnam at the time, and picked these up from his military base.5yr ⋅ lsadoian ⋅ r/nasa
A nose cap that flew 10 missions on the Space Shuttle Atlantis sitting outside the VAB6yr ⋅ blaa42 ⋅ r/nasa
This image of Earth was taken by the International Space Station crew in December 2017 and has been cropped and enhanced to improve contrast, and lens artifacts have been removed.6yr ⋅ FillsYourNiche ⋅ r/nasa
I just started my career as an engineer. As a kid i always wanted one of the mission patches they give out after projects are completed. I finally received my first one!7yr ⋅ peebles345 ⋅ r/nasa
See a jet stream speeding through Jupiter’s atmosphere in this new view taken by NASA’s Juno spacecraft.6yr ⋅ FillsYourNiche ⋅ r/nasa
These are the highest-resolution views ever captured of the Sun’s outer atmosphere, the corona. This data from a NASA sounding rocket mission reveals fine structure in this part of the Sun, showing loops of material as thin as 125 miles across.4yr ⋅ Akarsh_Blabbers ⋅ r/nasa
Astronaut Steve Swanson with Robonaut, after finishing the leg upgrade in 2014 [2848x4288]4yr ⋅ dnadosanddonts ⋅ r/nasa
One step closer to launch! 🚀 The SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket and Crew Dragon are now on the launch pad ahead of liftoff, which is slated for May 27 at 4:33 pm ET. The mission will mark the first time astronauts have launched from U.S. soil since 20114yr ⋅ Akarsh_Blabbers ⋅ r/nasa
Hi this is day 2 of posting an X-15 photo every day! My first plan was to do this whole January but people preferred 15 days so it’s 15 days now.4yr ⋅ meesseem ⋅ r/nasa
Found this operations handbook with my great uncle’s old belongings after he died6yr ⋅ SpongeDot ⋅ r/nasa
The wife had a great tee idea so I made one for myself. (I made her one too).6yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/nasa
Would the LEM ascent stage be considered the largest manned ssto in history?1yr ⋅ Applefanboy2019 ⋅ r/nasa
All of humanity in one picture except for Michael Collins. Apollo 11, July 19697yr ⋅ piponwa ⋅ r/nasa
I have decided to make a Soyuz replica and 3D print it. Here is my design for now!4yr ⋅ Rover-6428 ⋅ r/nasa
When we pulled CT-2 under the new Mobile Launcher for fit check and weighing.6yr ⋅ JasonTheSavage ⋅ r/nasa
My view of Orion being prepared for launch prior to AA-2 test. (6/26/2018, JSC)6yr ⋅ AVRELIVS-IANVARIVS ⋅ r/nasa
I went to NASA Goddard Space Center for the first time today to do a client training for work and totally fan-girled6yr ⋅ Lalalauren582 ⋅ r/nasa
Question: NASA Pennant Year? Curious to know exactly when this was manufactured if anyone knew!1yr ⋅ WideAwakeCo ⋅ r/nasa
In one week, we will send one of the largest, most powerful rockets the world has ever seen on its maiden voyage and begin our return to the Moon and our journey to Mars.1yr ⋅ chancebelloise ⋅ r/nasa
Nearly completed platforms in the VAB at Kennedy Space Center that will be used for stacking the SLS6yr ⋅ blaa42 ⋅ r/nasa
Outer space, Planet Earth, Roscosmos Cosmonaut Oleg Kononenko, and Roscosmos Cosmonaut Sergey Prokopyev photographed from the International Space Station on 11 December 20185yr ⋅ trot-trot ⋅ r/nasa
Found this at the refurbish hangars near the National Museum of the United States Air Force6yr ⋅ TheDirksy ⋅ r/nasa
Today the way back machine stops in 1996. This time aboard NASA’s Reduced Gravity KC-135 (NASA 931) otherwise know as the “Vomit Comet” That’s me enjoying one of the rare free moments of Zero-G. Spent most of the time during these flights working TV equipment or vomiting, sometimes simultaneously.4yr ⋅ NASATVENGINNER ⋅ r/nasa
Saw these at a local store. Is it legal to print and sell posters made by NASA for $160?6yr ⋅ CaptainChewbacca ⋅ r/nasa
Memorial placard for the final landing of the Space Shuttle Atlantis at the Shuttle Landing Faucility (SLF)6yr ⋅ Smiller2222 ⋅ r/nasa
SpaceX's Falcon 9 Rocket Launches Dragon to the International Space Station6yr ⋅ FillsYourNiche ⋅ r/nasa
Fitting a square peg in a round hole, lithium hydroxide canisters of CM inside the LEM, Apollo 135yr ⋅ the_retarded_tom ⋅ r/nasa
