News on ISS
- SpaceX cargoship to ISS succesfully launched
- ISS-astronauts to cath the Lyrid-meteor-shower in 3D
- ESA' heavist launch ever
- Worlds best view
- SpaecX prepares for ISS-mission
- Astronauts captures unprecedented view of comet
- ESA to test experimental reentry vehicle in 2014
- Time-laps video of Earth from ISS
- Space tekescope on ISS could reveal neutron stars interior
- Spaceflights affect astronauts vision
- China starts construction of spacestation
- Chinese launch accompanied by "America"
- Sunrise over the Earth and ISS
- NASA reveals the space-shuttle's successor
- Assembly start of NASA's new Orion space modules
- Russian supply-ship crashed
- Live 3D video from space
- SpaceX prepares for launches to ISS
- A tribute to the space-shuttles
- Spacedebris on collision-course with ISS
- Spaceshuttle Atlantis arrived at ISS
- End of the spaceshuttle era
- Spacejunk passes closely by ISS
- Spaceshuttle Endeavour landed and Atlantis ready for launch
- Space shuttle Endeavour at ISS
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Discovery approaching ISS as seen from Earth
Thursday, 03 March 2011 13:03
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After a very cloudy day at Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire, England, the skies cleared to allow a view of this stunning pass of the ISS and Discovery on Feb. 26, 2011.
Photographer Rob Bullen, who captured this breath-taking view of the shuttle Discovery and the space station, said, "I could not believe the timing was so fortuitous to show the shuttle closing in on the station. I captured this, what I guess could potentially be, a once in a lifetime image of these two spaceships traveling as separate craft using Canon EOS 40D using eyepiece projection through a hand guided 8.5 inch Newton." The image was published as an "Image of the Day" by NASA |




