SpaceX has robot dogs patrolling their rocket factory now. More photos in comment3yr ⋅ EricFromOuterSpace ⋅ r/oddlyterrifying
SpaceX has robot dogs patrolling their rocket factory now. More in comments.3yr ⋅ EricFromOuterSpace ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
This is what the SpaceX / NASA launch looked like last week. Album in comment.3yr ⋅ EricFromOuterSpace ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
SpaceX has robot dogs patrolling their rocket factory now. Source / More in comments.3yr ⋅ EricFromOuterSpace ⋅ r/pics
The original NASA launch pads are crumbling ruins right now and it looks like a scifi apocalypse. Album in comments.4yr ⋅ EricFromOuterSpace ⋅ r/AbandonedPorn
NASA's massive new rocket, built to return humans to the moon for the first time since 1972, rolled out of the largest single story building in the world this month—at 1 mile per hour. It took 10-hours and 28 minutes for SLS and Orion to reach the launch pad, four miles away. more pics in comments2yr ⋅ EricFromOuterSpace ⋅ r/spaceporn
NASA crashes a fully fueled Boeing passenger jet, with crash dummies as passengers and pilots. The knowledge gained leads to major changes for flight safety. (album and video in comments.) Mojave Desert, 1984 [2000 x 1331]4yr ⋅ EricFromOuterSpace ⋅ r/HistoryPorn
NASA launched a test to deflect an asteroid on Tuesday. Space Force made patches. (pics in comments)2yr ⋅ EricFromOuterSpace ⋅ r/pics
In 1984, NASA crashed a passenger jet with crash dummies as passengers. More in comments.4yr ⋅ EricFromOuterSpace ⋅ r/pics
Starship under construction in Texas, right out in the open for anyone to see. Album in comments.3yr ⋅ EricFromOuterSpace ⋅ r/space
Elon Musk building Starship in Texas, right out in the open for anyone to see. Album in comments.3yr ⋅ EricFromOuterSpace ⋅ r/MachinePorn
Here's my 93. Literally nothing special about it. I've had it 20 years, since I was 16. 130K miles. Runs like new.1yr ⋅ EricFromOuterSpace ⋅ r/Miata
In a span of less than 18 months, SpaceX launched 18 humans to orbit.2yr ⋅ EricFromOuterSpace ⋅ r/SpaceXLounge
The original NASA launch pads are crumbling ruins right now and it looks like a scifi apocalypse. Album in comments.4yr ⋅ EricFromOuterSpace ⋅ r/urbanexploration
The massive capstone of the Großer Karlstein tomb in Germany weighs over 70 tons. It is not known how it was lifted or moved into place.4yr ⋅ EricFromOuterSpace ⋅ r/HighStrangeness
Found this image today — never seen this shuttle color scheme. Anyone know anything about this?4yr ⋅ EricFromOuterSpace ⋅ r/nasa
NASA crashed a passenger jet with crash dummies as passengers in the Mojave Desert in 1984. More Photos and Video in comments.4yr ⋅ EricFromOuterSpace ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
NASA just announced that their upcoming mission with SpaceX, the first time American astronauts will fly on an American rocket since the Shuttle, will feature a Falcon9 rocket with the vintage NASA worm logo. This classic logo was officially retired in 1992.4yr ⋅ EricFromOuterSpace ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
The Ukrainian edition of Elle Magazine has decided to honour the women fighting for Ukraine on its next cover.1yr ⋅ EricFromOuterSpace ⋅ r/TrueAnon
Reading through my ancestors letters from the 1950s and I guess he accidentally ate a human.2yr ⋅ EricFromOuterSpace ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
SpaceX new black and white “starship” looks dystopian in the sand dunes of Texas. (album in comment)2yr ⋅ EricFromOuterSpace ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
In less than 18 months SpaceX has launched 18 humans to orbit.2yr ⋅ EricFromOuterSpace ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
Last night's SpaceX launch looked like a cosmic jellyfish.5yr ⋅ EricFromOuterSpace ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
In 1984 NASA crashed a fully fueled Boeing passenger jet, with crash dummies as passengers and pilots, into the Mojave Desert, for science. (more source photos and video in comment)2yr ⋅ EricFromOuterSpace ⋅ r/Damnthatsinteresting
The original NASA launch pads are crumbling ruins right now and it looks like a scifi apocalypse. Album in comments.4yr ⋅ EricFromOuterSpace ⋅ r/nasa
Astronauts Deke Slayton and Thomas Stafford toast to a successful docking during the Apollo/Soyuz handshake in space. Their cosmonaut counterparts gave them tubes of Russian Vodka to celebrate — but after a drink, the Americans realized it actually contained borscht. (Earth Orbit,1975) [2000x1341]4yr ⋅ EricFromOuterSpace ⋅ r/HistoryPorn
Just traded in my Iphone 8 for a 2016 Iphone SE. Found one on ebay never been used. Got it switched over at Verizon store today. Best iphone. IT HAS A HEADPHONE JACK.3yr ⋅ EricFromOuterSpace ⋅ r/iPhoneSE
Strange construction markings on this ancient stone Dolmen. It was completely underground, and was excavated during construction work, Gelendzhik, Russia4yr ⋅ EricFromOuterSpace ⋅ r/HighStrangeness
So, anyone got anything to say? (album and process in comments)4yr ⋅ EricFromOuterSpace ⋅ r/MaschinenKrieger
My '93 NA. My first car, bought it when I was 16. I'm 33 now. It's still almost entirely stock. I would like to do a few very subtle mods, but the more time passes the less I want to touch it. 120K miles.4yr ⋅ EricFromOuterSpace ⋅ r/Miata
not sure if right sub working out some interior design ideas any thoughts please add in comments thnx4yr ⋅ EricFromOuterSpace ⋅ r/TrueAnon
