The Launch Of Discovery, With The Columbia Prepping For The Next Mission.  One Of The Rare Times Both

Stormy seas in Sagittarius

NOICE!

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Digging that Aurebesh on the poster!

Wanted! - art by Alex Ross

“Perhaps Carl Sagan’s life’s work is just now bearing new fruit. He inspired enough of the Earth’s citizens to take our place in space seriously; to know and appreciate the fragility of our world; that we have so far avoided a nuclear weapon war; that we started thinking about the climate of Mars and especially the climate of Venus as compared with the climate of Earth; that his landmark television series is being updated and broadcast in new generations. There are more science websites today than ever in history; more science interest than in the last 30 years. Perhaps this new fruit will help us - dare I say it - change the world. Perhaps we’ve begun a new enlightened era of scientific discovery that will soon include people from everywhere. Although it has taken decades, Carl Sagan may yet save the world as we know it.” – Bill Nye The Science Guy speaking at The Library of Congress during ‘A Celebration of Carl Sagan’ to celebrate the official opening of the Seth MacFarlane Collection of the Carl Sagan and Ann Druyan Archive to the public at the Library of Congress. [x]

The roughest week in space history. Saw this on a Facebook group I am a member of RIP Commander Scobee, and the rest of the crew.

Fascinating

Mike McDonnell (on matters of connectivity) 

Excuse me-So you're the one?

Charlotte Blackwood, Top Gun (1986)

Slideshow of Venus photos from the Soviet Venera 9 orbiter, 1975