Tweets from Space, November 12, 2015
Day 230. You have to climb to reach the #stars. But the view is great. #GoodNight from @space_station! #YearInSpace pic.twitter.com/weOrwsG71J
Read moreDay 230. You have to climb to reach the #stars. But the view is great. #GoodNight from @space_station! #YearInSpace pic.twitter.com/weOrwsG71J
Read moreExperiments: SPHERS Slosh [SPHERES stands for Synchronized Position Hold, Engage, Reorient, Experimental Satellites and involves two satellites that are used
Read moreThe WT1190F mystery object is a mere hours from meeting its fiery end when re-entering the Earth’s atmosphere south of India on Friday, but astronomers are still not sure of the object’s origins. WT1190F was observed on and off starting in 2009 and was positively identified as a human-made object likely originating in a mission to the Moon. Possibly, it represents a component of one of the Apollo rockets or spacecraft, but it may also be a remnant of a more recent mission to the Moon.
Read moreExHAM #2 Installation: The ExHAM #2 external experiment platform was installed on the Exposed Facility of the Japanese Experiment Module
Read moreDay 229. Bright night. #GoodNight from @space_station! #YearInSpace pic.twitter.com/dISHyYjk4H — Scott Kelly (@StationCDRKelly) November 12, 2015 Этот сияющий город –
Read moreISS Expedition 45 Crew was Off-Duty on Monday, November 9. Experiments: Fine Motor Skills [Fine Motor Skills uses a tablet
Read moreIndia’s Mars Orbiter Mission recently celebrated the two-year anniversary of its launch after the mission was already able to mark its first anniversary in orbit around the Red Planet.
Read moreRussia’s venerable Proton rocket received additional backing on the international launch market as world-leading satellite communications provider Intelsat signed an agreement with International Launch Services for five Proton missions through 2023.
Read moreThe closing mission of 2015 for Europe’s Ariane 5 rocket delivered its two payloads to an on-target orbit as evident in orbital data released by the Joint Space Operations Center. Ariane 5 lifted off from the Guiana Space Center on Tuesday at 21:34 UTC, carrying the Badr-7 and GSAT-15 satellites to an optimized Geostationary Transfer Orbit.
Read moreAriane 5 successfully conducted its year-closing mission on Tuesday, lifting off from French Guiana to carry a pair of communications satellites into orbit in its sixth and final flight of 2015.
Read moreDay 228. #Sunrise with the #stars is not a bad way to end a day. #GoodNight from @space_station! #YearInSpace pic.twitter.com/F0sKg5M4TC
Read moreAriane 5 successfully conducted its year-closing mission on Tuesday, lifting off from French Guiana to carry a pair of communications satellites into orbit in its sixth and final flight of 2015.
Read moreA Great EVA by @StationCDRKelly and @astro_kjell today!! ))) I am really proud of you and our team in MCC
Read moreChina conducted a secretive space launch on Sunday, lofting a military reconnaissance satellite into orbit. The Long March 4B rocket carrying the Yaogan-28 satellite lifted off from the Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center at 7:06 UTC with no prior notice.
Read moreThe test launch of a Trident II submarine-launched ballistic missile wowed observers along California’s coast line Saturday night as a bright, expanding cloud was seen in the sky.
Read moreThe GEARSS-1 technology demonstration satellite of the New Space Launch re-entered the atmosphere on Saturday after eight months in orbit.
Read moreAstronauts Kjell Lindgren and Scott Kelly ventured outside the hatches of the International Space Station on Friday, completing their second
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