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Reading exRID really was just all my spacecraft/space-flight capable favs being disrespected 😔😔😔

Jetfire 🤝 Cosmos 🤝 Astrotrain

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2020-04-23

Jupiter appreciation post 😍🤩💙 thanks and for these breathtaking photos 💙

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2020-04-11

Hmm I was thinking more modern spacecraft... how about we meet at the ISS? She’s got Russian parts! My suit might look a bit familiar if you’re keeping up with a certain company ;P

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2020-04-10

$1 Billion Spacecraft Has Taken Mind-Bending New Photos Of Jupiter https://t.co/4Vn7PLxCG8

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2020-04-10

NASA’s Juno spacecraft captured these photos of Jupiter 🤯

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2020-04-09

Progress on the Gemini spacecraft revamp. Moving forward on the extra crew cabin variants sooner than later since they'll take up the rest of the sheet the capsule lives on.

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2020-03-30

18 March 1965. Cosmonaut Aleksei Leonov left his spacecraft Voskhod 2 for 12 minutes and became the first man to perform an EVA.

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2020-03-17

Since everyone seemed to like my earlier tweet about Jupiter, did you also know that this is what the pole of Jupiter looks like?? (Photo taken by the Juno spacecraft)

Also in case it wasn't clear, Jupiter is definitely my fave.

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2020-03-16

Here's the Apollo 8 command and service module zipping over the lunar surface in December 1968 . 🌓 💫

It was the first crewed spacecraft to orbit the moon and it was very shiny. 🤩

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2020-03-14

Short star trails appear in this single 84 second long exposure, taken on March 6 from a rotating planet. The scene also captures the flight of a Falcon 9 rocket and Dragon cargo spacecraft over Cape Canaveral Air Force Station shortly after launch https://t.co/eBj8qorZJR

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2020-03-12

Art from from Spacecraft 2000 to 2100AD (1978). Bob Layzell x 2, Angus McKie, Jim Burns

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2020-03-11

And while I'm at it here's some of my favorite photos from the Gemini program which aren't specifically of the spacecraft! https://t.co/4q3gbh50WU

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2020-03-08


On March 4, 1979, NASA's Voyager 1 spacecraft took the 1st photos of rings around Jupiter. This was the first time anyone saw Jupiter’s rings. Jupiter's rings are so thin and faint, it is difficult to see them from Earth with telescopes.🤩🤓🤯
https://t.co/nPMhW71FXz

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2020-03-04