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Soyuz Spacecraft docking to the ISS 📷

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The Random Guy1 year ago

A flyby of Earth from the International Space Station. ❤️🌎

Worldwide1 year ago

Explorer 1 was the first satellite launched by the United States when it was sent into space on January 31, 1958

SCIENCE Space Tamil1 year ago

Fact about jupiter, a failed star. Not massive enough to have internal pressure and temperature to start the fusion reaction.

Purnendu Sahoo🇮🇳1 year ago

A view of the International Space Station by crew of Russian Soyuz MS-19 space ship after undocking from the Station, March 30, 2022. (AP Photo)

Thoth1 year ago

:23 Seconds in the lighting “Effects” begin to appear to show the “Sunlight” effect moving approximately 10,000 mph?! Strange… 🤔 It’s obvious that the artificial globe software gets let’s Say…Confused from time to time. 🙄

Prateek Jain1 year ago

Super cool

Matt1 year ago

What an interesting technique, approach in the light for better wide visibility but connect in the dark to isolate the view of the docking port. I wonder how intentional that is.

Convict-MRP-1 year ago

Brutal

Bitcoin Breaker1 year ago

Absolutely incredible! I missed my calling as an astronaut

Carissa Siria Renteria1 year ago

This is so awesome!! 🤩

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