On March 28th I photographed the cosmic triangle created by the Pleiades, Venus, and Moon as it met the horizonApr 2020 ⋅ s_aspinall ⋅ r/space ⋅ #28
A peaceful sunrise on Jezero crater, Mars, captured by Perseverance rover on 28 May, 2021May 2021 ⋅ thomas_appere ⋅ r/space ⋅ #2021 #28
On Nov. 28, 2022, Orion reached its maximum distance from Earth during the Artemis I mission when itDec 2022 ⋅ Aeromarine_eng ⋅ r/space
Falcon 9 passing in front of the Moon (April 28, 2021)May 2021 ⋅ Mseeley1 ⋅ r/space ⋅ #April-28 #April-28,-2021 #2021
Today we honor those who have gone before us, It's the Challenger Disasters Anniversary Jan/28/1986Jan 2017 ⋅ Sleek_Bones ⋅ r/space ⋅ #1986 #28
An Atlas V rocket launches a classified mission for the National Reconnaissance Office on July 28 2016Sep 2016 ⋅ johnkphotos ⋅ r/space ⋅ #2016 #28
Spent the first few minutes of my 28th birthday photographing the rising Galactic Core. Wellington, New Zealand.Apr 2018 ⋅ czmhdk ⋅ r/space ⋅ #28
Milky Way core | Single frame at 3-min + exposure | Sony a7iii + Tamron 28-75 at 75mmMar 2022 ⋅ One-Riley ⋅ r/space
28 years today, Soviet spaceshuttle Buran had its first and only flight.Nov 2016 ⋅ FoxhoundBat ⋅ r/space ⋅ #28
I collected light for 28 hours with an amateur telescope to build this detailed portrait of the SunflowerJan 2020 ⋅ TheVastReaches ⋅ r/space ⋅ #OC
The final launch of Space Shuttle Challenger: 28 years ago this morningJan 2014 ⋅ EditingAndLayout ⋅ r/space ⋅ #28
The crew of Space Shuttle Challenger's last mission. 28 years ago today.Jan 2014 ⋅ brianblack2b ⋅ r/space ⋅ #28
in a penumbral lunar eclipse with a slightly darker left edge, as seen from Baku Azerbaijan on Nov 28Dec 2012 ⋅ mepper ⋅ r/space ⋅ #2012 #28
The first photograph of a solar eclipse taken on July 28, 1851 by Berkowski.Aug 2015 ⋅ piponwa ⋅ r/space ⋅ #1851 #28
Long exposure photograph I took of today’s 3:28am Atlas V launch of NROL-52!Oct 2017 ⋅ johnkphotos ⋅ r/space ⋅ #28 #52 #3
On this day, April 28, 2001, millionaire Dennis Tito became the first space tourist.Apr 2013 ⋅ WhaIDontEven ⋅ r/space ⋅ #2001 #28
Delta IV-Heavy rocket carrying a National Reconnaissance Office payload launches Aug. 28, 2013, at VandenbergSep 2013 ⋅ Chezzik ⋅ r/space ⋅ #2013 #28
in the right Solid Rocket Booster led to the destruction of the Space Shuttle Challenger on January 28Jan 2013 ⋅ ken27238 ⋅ r/space ⋅ #1986 #28
Etna on October 28, 2002; Photo from NASA’s Aqua satelliteSep 2015 ⋅ Winston-and-Julia ⋅ r/space ⋅ #2002 #28
Aist-2D and SamSat-218 satellites lifts off from the launch pad at the new Vostochny cosmodrome (April 28Oct 2016 ⋅ Meunderwears ⋅ r/space ⋅ #April-28 #April-28,-2016 #2016 #218 #2 #1
At 11:39:13 EST on January 28, 1986, the Space Shuttle Challenger was lost with all seven crew membersJan 2013 ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/space ⋅ #1986 #13 #28 #39 #11
GIF of comet ISON from October 28th. Total elapsed time of 90 minutes. (x-post from r/spaceporn, since they don't like moving pictures)Nov 2013 ⋅ PromisedLand84 ⋅ r/space ⋅ #r/spaceporn #x-post #f #28
like a bean sprout against clouds and city lights, on its way home, was photographed by the Expedition 28Jul 2011 ⋅ trot-trot ⋅ r/space ⋅ #on-21-July-2011 #28
old spacecraft, comets & asteroids, and the forefront of human spaceflight [News Summary for 22-28Jan 2015 ⋅ EchoLogic ⋅ r/space ⋅ #News-Summary-for-22-28-January-2015
On this day (January 28) in 1986, the Space Shuttle Challenger disaster occurred, and the world lostJan 2013 ⋅ Euron_Greyjoy ⋅ r/space ⋅ #January-28 #1986
I took 170 photos of night sky. 28 of them contained perseids so I made them in to one photo.Aug 2015 ⋅ Trust_Me_ImFrog ⋅ r/space ⋅ #170 #28
backdropped by the Jura Mountains and the city of Yverdon-les-Bains, Switzerland -- was snapped on 28Jun 2013 ⋅ trot-trot ⋅ r/space ⋅ #ISS #STS-114 #3032-x-2008 #2008 #3032 #2005 #28
Only 28% of the articles on the Obama administration's plan for NASA reference the near-Earth asteroidApr 2010 ⋅ Dhghomon ⋅ r/space ⋅ #28
http://history.nasa.gov/ap10fj/photos/28-o/as10-28-3989.jpgJun 2016 ⋅ pcaruso87 ⋅ r/space ⋅ #3989 #10 #28
shows Endeavour shortly after the shuttle and station began their post-undocking separation on July 28Jul 2009 ⋅ twolf1 ⋅ r/space ⋅ #pic #2009 #28 #20
catastrophic anomaly moments after launch from the Mid-Atlantic Regional Spaceport Pad 0A, Tuesday, Oct. 28Apr 2017 ⋅ silence_hr ⋅ r/space ⋅ #2014 #28 #0
John Glenn, the first American in orbit, in a state of weightlessness, traveling at 28,164 kph (17,500 mph) aboard Friendship 7 on February 20 1962.May 2015 ⋅ piponwa ⋅ r/space ⋅ #m #500-mph #17,500-mph #1962 #164 #500 #28 #20 #17 #7
On 28 August 1993, Ida was visited by the unmanned Galileo spacecraft and was found to have a then unknownFeb 2017 ⋅ Reporter_at_large ⋅ r/space ⋅ #now-named-Dactyl #1884 #1993 #243 #28
while orbiting above the North Pacific Ocean at latitude 1.5, longitude -114.6 on January 3, 2010 at 12:28Aug 2010 ⋅ trot-trot ⋅ r/space ⋅ #2010 #114 #12 #28 #57 #5 #6 #3 #1
Oriole IV sounding rocket launched on January 28 from the Poker Flat Research Range.Feb 2015 ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/space ⋅ #28
