My first comet! Here's a picture I took of Comet NEOWISE in late-July with a DSLR and 135mm lens.Aug 2020 ⋅ IrrelevantAstronomer ⋅ r/space ⋅ #135
This photo was shot from below by a Boeing NC-135 chase plane.Mar 2018 ⋅ Reporter_at_large ⋅ r/space ⋅ #1973 #135 #30 #70
carrying the Apollo 7 spacecraft, photographed at more than 35,000 feet above the Atlantic Ocean from an C-135Oct 2016 ⋅ RyanSmith ⋅ r/space ⋅ #1968 #135 #000 #35 #11 #7
Here's a picture I took of Comet NEOWISE with a 135mm camera lens. The tail is huge!Jul 2020 ⋅ IrrelevantAstronomer ⋅ r/space ⋅ #135
Found this beautiful image from the start of the Space shuttle Atlantis. Actually it is from the 135th and final mission of the American Space Shuttle program. With this, Atlantis closes the book on the Space Shuttle Program.Jul 2015 ⋅ Sulde ⋅ r/space ⋅ #135
Hyperion's mean radius is 135 km, but as it's potato-shaped, its shape can be described in terms of itsJan 2023 ⋅ MistWeaver80 ⋅ r/space
Hello everyone! This is the california nebula taken with the samyang 135mm f/2 in Ha-RGB wity my canon 1300da. (There is already a lot of this nebula on this page, but it never look the same a each pic :). )Dec 2018 ⋅ Blind_Shadows ⋅ r/space ⋅ #f #1300 #135
I imaged part of the Virgo supercluster, our own galactic neighbourhood, where our Milky Way is just one of 1000s. After 2hrs of exposure time with a Nikon D610 and a 135mm f/2 Samyang lens, 100s of galaxies pertaining to the Virgo cluster can be seen, here annotated. Zoom in for full resolution!Jan 2020 ⋅ AegonStarkgaryen ⋅ r/space ⋅ #f #135 #610 #100 #2
Bluzz Aldrin, donned in his space suit, gets in more time under weightless conditions aboard a KC-135Jul 2022 ⋅ Aeromarine_eng ⋅ r/space
STS-135 launched on July 8, 2011. It was the final launch of the Space Shuttle Program.Jan 2016 ⋅ silence_hr ⋅ r/space ⋅ #2011 #135 #8
The final Space Shuttle mission (STS-135) separating from its BoostersAug 2014 ⋅ fullysikora ⋅ r/space ⋅ #STS-135
Saturn V Stage Separation During the Launch of Apollo 11, July 16th, 1969. The Image was Taken with a 70mm Camera Mounted on the Cargo Door of a U.S. Air Force EC-135N Aircraft. The Rocket is 55 Miles Downrange, at an Altitude of 38 Miles. [Pic] [1962x2142]Nov 2013 ⋅ KayBeeToys ⋅ r/space ⋅ #Pic #f #1962x2142 #2142 #1962 #1969 #135 #55 #11 #16 #70
An interesting view of me, the STS-135 crew and the bird that would take them to orbit!Apr 2013 ⋅ folklorefrog ⋅ r/space ⋅ #135
In honor of STS-135, here is my cousin's Flat Stanley and my dad's hand with Discovery last year.Jul 2011 ⋅ mawlycule ⋅ r/space ⋅ #135
This Apollo 8 reentry photograph was taken by a U.S. Air Force ALOTS camera mounted on a KC-135A aircraft flown at 40,000 ft altitude. Apollo 8 splashed down at 10:15 a.m., December 27, 1968, in the central Pacific approximately 1,000 miles South-Southwest of Hawaii.Jan 2017 ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/space ⋅ #1968 #135 #000 #27 #10 #15 #40 #1 #8
STS-1 & STS-135 Side by Side - Awesome Birthday Present From My Girlfriend! [x-post from r/pics]Aug 2011 ⋅ Focus2 ⋅ r/space ⋅ #x-post-from-r-pics #x-post-from-r #pics #135 #1
Wilbert Doug Pearson downs the P78-1 Solwind satellite with an ASM-135 ASAT, becoming the only pilotSep 2013 ⋅ NationalArchives ⋅ r/space ⋅ #M #78 #1
The resolution per pixel is roughly 135 miles (compared with 675 miles from the old AIA instrument onJul 2012 ⋅ mepper ⋅ r/space ⋅ #m #compared-with-675-miles-from-the-old-AIA-instrument-on-the-SDO-satellite #launched-July-11 #135 #675
A pretty ballsy message (assuming this is from STS-135)Jul 2011 ⋅ activitus ⋅ r/space ⋅ #assuming-this-is-from-STS-135
Magnus chillin' in space...aboard Space Shuttle Atlantis (STS-135)...9 July 2011Jul 2011 ⋅ trot-trot ⋅ r/space ⋅ #STS-135 #2011 #9
Wheels Stop -- Space Shuttle Atlantis's tires from STS-135 on display at KSC.Apr 2014 ⋅ jardeon ⋅ r/space ⋅ #135
My grandmother's (b.1911-d.2003) chilling quote on how she wasn't phased by living from the days of early air travel into the space age: It made sense, we just kept flying higher. Let's hope we keep doing so [pic: STS135 launch]Nov 2014 ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/space ⋅ #1911 #2003 #135
The launch of Apollo 7 with VAB in the background, taken by a circling C-135 Stratolifter, October 11Jul 2013 ⋅ KayBeeToys ⋅ r/space ⋅ #OS #2373x1865 #2373 #1968 #1865 #135 #11 #7
As of today, it has been two years since the final space shuttle launch: STS-135, 9 July 2011.Jul 2013 ⋅ jardeon ⋅ r/space ⋅ #2011 #135 #9
