ISS Bilder 29. April 2013

„Unreal images of Earth’s processes in N. Africa seen from outer space Part 1“ /via Thomas Marshburn/NASA

 

Bilder vom  29. April 2013 via Chris Austin Hadfield (CSA) und Thomas Henry Marshburn (NASA) auf Twitter (@Cmdr_Hadfield und @AstroMarshburn). Die Astronauten Hadfield und Marshburn gehören zur ISS-Expedition 34/ISS-Expedition 35.

 

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„Earth’s artwork in N. Africa, Part 2“ /via Thomas Marshburn/NASA

 

„Enormous grassland fires in Siberia/Mongolia this morning.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„The red soil that makes Prince Edward Island’s potatoes so famous is visible from space.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„Bullet hole – a small stone from the universe went through our solar array. Glad it missed the hull.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„Melanoma pit mine on the farms and forest.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„Orbit highlights modern terraforming. Visible here is the cutting down of forest for farmland in the upper Amazon.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„Nova Scotia and her surrounding waters, the land showing the first green of Spring.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„Tonight’s Finale: The Galapagos – just far enough apart to give Darwin something to think about.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

 

 

 

Space Pics – Best of Donald Pettit und André Kuipers

„Moon, Venus, Jupiter, Earth.“ /via Don Pettit ‏

 

Die Astronauten Donald Roy Pettit (USA/NASA) und André Kuipers (Niederlande/ESA) waren als Mitglieder der ISS-Expedition 30/ISS-Expedition 31 von Dezember 2011 bis Anfang Juli 2012 an Bord der Internationalen Raumstation (ISS). Von dort aus haben die beiden Astronauten via Twitter (@astro_Pettit und @astro_andre) viele Bilder geteilt. Hier ein Best-of dieser Bilder.

 

„Watching Earth Watch Us. Read more at http://blogs.airspacemag.com/pettit/2012/01/the-eye-of-issyk-kul/ “ /via Don Pettit ‏

 

„Alice in Wonderland and the looking glass on space station. Read more at http://blogs.airspacemag.com/pettit/2012/01/the-world-through-a-looking-glass/ “ /via Don Pettit ‏

 

„Manicouagan Impact Crater cocktail on the rocks with a splash of aurora.“ /via Don Pettit ‏

 

„Self-portrait in the Cupula“ /via Don Pettit

 

„1 millionth ISS photo. Part of time lapse series. Not sure who took it, Dan Burbank or myself. We can’t remember“ /via Don Pettit ‏

 

„Top of the world, ma“ /via Don Pettit ‏

 

„Fire in the US west“ /via Don Pettit ‏

 

via Don Pettit ‏

 

„Cloud City Skyline: shadow cast by cloud tops onto other clouds from low angle illumination by the sun.“ /via Don Pettit ‏

 

„Zuid-Nederland. Rotterdam, Dordrecht, Tilburg, Breda, ’s Hertogenbosch, etc #PromISSe “ /via André Kuipers

 

„Engeland, Parijs, Belgie, NL, Denemarken, Duitsland en het Noorderlicht boven de poolstreek“ /via André Kuipers

 

„North Island, New Zealand #PromISSe “ /via André Kuipers

 

„De verschillende lagen van de atmosfeer zijn prachtig te zien bij zonsondergang/opkomst #PromISSe “ /via André Kuipers

 

„Over the Southern Lights between Antarctic and Australia #PromISSe “ /via André Kuipers

 

„Last night: Nile, Egypt, Israel, Arabian Peninsula, Lebanon, Syria, Turkey. Sunrise in the east.“ /via André Kuipers

 

„Denemarken, Noorwegen, Zweden, Noord-Duitsland en verder. En de Aurora Borealis natuurlijk.“ /via André Kuipers

 

„Amongst the top 3 best views. Over the Tibetan plateau with the Himilayas, Butan and Napal in background.“ /via André Kuipers

 

„#Paris by night – watch ‚Une nuits dans l’espace‘ on FR2 tonight #danslespace “ /via André Kuipers

 

„San Francisco with the Golden Gate Bridge #PromISSe “ /via André Kuipers

ISS Bilder 28. April 2013

„Ancient Saharan stone, burnished by eternal sand and wind.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

Bilder vom 28. April 2013 via Chris Austin Hadfield (CSA) auf Twitter (@Cmdr_Hadfield).  Kommandant Chris Hadfield gehört zur ISS-Expedition 34/ISS-Expedition 35.

 

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„Lines on the Earth, natural and human-made, in south-central Africa.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„Progress robot resupply spaceship, coming up to dock with Station on Friday.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„Progress ship, full of resupply gear, with failed antenna still stuck in launch position, on final approach to dock.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„Tonight’s Finale: Our Moon, tinted blue, made so by the wisp of Earth’s atmosphere.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

Convention-Bilder von Marina Sirtis, Gates McFadden und Robert Picardo

„Me with the amazing Peter Mayhew at Sun City Sci Fi con.“ /via Marina Sirtis

 

Die US-Schauspieler Marina Sirtis (Counselor Deanna Troi) und Gates McFadden (Doktor Beverly Crusher) – beide bekannt aus der US-Science-Fiction-Serie “Raumschiff Enterprise: Das nächste Jahrhundert” (“Star Trek: The Next Generation”/TNG – 1987 bis 1994) – und Robert Picardo (Emergency Medical Hologram) – bekannt aus “Star Trek: Raumschiff Voyager” (“Star Trek: Voyager” – 1995 bis 2001)  sind an diesem Wochenende Gäste auf verschiedenen “Star Trek”-Conventions und haben via Twitter einige Bilder gepostet.

 

Marina Sirtis befindet sich auf der Sun City SciFi in El Paso/Texas.

 

„Eat ur hearts out Battlestar fans! Me with Aaron Douglas“ /via Marina Sirtis

 

Gates McFadden befindet sich auf der The Official Star Trek Convention in Cherry Hill/New Jersey.

 

„Identity theft?!“ /via Gates McFadden

 

„Wow. She just doesn’t age“ /via Gates McFadden

 

Robert Picardo befindet sich auf der Wales Comic Con in Wrexham/Wales.

 

„Greetings from Wrexham Wales. My daughter Gina (who’s studying in Rome) met me in Wales; snapped this in a local pub.“ /via Robert Picardo

 

„Country hotel . Sheep is plaster. Bald guy in hat is plastered.“ /via Robert Picardo

 

Und US-Regisseur Bryan Singer hat dies Bild geteilt: Patrick Stewart (Captain Jean-Luc Picard in TNG) und Ian McKellen (Magneto in „X-Men“ auf dem Weg zum 2013 White House Correspondents’ Dinner am Samstag.

 

„Off to the #whitehousecorrespondentsdinner @SirPatStew @IanMcKellen #WHCD “ /via Bryan Singer

ISS Bilder 27. April 2013

„Port Moresby, capital of Papua New Guinea. I need to learn more about this part of our world.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

Bilder vom  27. April 2013 via Chris Austin Hadfield (CSA) auf Twitter (@Cmdr_Hadfield).  Kommandant Chris Hadfield gehört zur ISS-Expedition 34/ISS-Expedition 35.

 

 

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Chris Hadfield auf Facebook

 

„Beijing just after sunset. I’m still trying to spot the Great Wall, but it’s hard as it’s narrow and dun-colored.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„Mecca, home to both 3 million and more than billion of us simultaneously.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„The Holy Land of Jerusalem clearly visible between Tel Aviv and Amman.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„From Haifa to Alexandria, a huge curve of history in one glance.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„Tonight’s Finale: Sand and water playing hide and seek on the African east coast.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

Brent Spiner auf TUTS 2013 Gala

Brad Ellis, Sally Mayes, Bruce Norris, Brett Cullen, Melissa Edwards, Brent Spiner und Amy und Rob Pierce

 

Brent Spiner (bekannt als Android Lieutenant Commander Data in der US-Science-Fiction-Serie “Raumschiff Enterprise: Das nächste Jahrhundert”/“Star Trek: The Next Generation”/TNG – 1987 bis 1994) war vor einer Woche auf der Theatre Under the Stars „Moonlight Serenade“-Gala am Hobby Center for the Performing Arts in seiner Heimatstadt Houston/Texas. Hier sind einige Bilder, ein Artikel dazu ist hier zu lesen:

 

Happy blue pills, celebrities and hunky catnip come together in Houston to serenade TUTS

 

Bruce Lumpkin Sally Mayes, Brent Spiner und Bruce Norris

 

Brent Spiner und Bruce Norris

 

Brent Spiner und Hector Villarreal

 

„Thanks to @BrentSpiner for supporting his hometown and TUTS 2013 Gala #tuts #houston “ /via @ACompofelice

ISS Bilder 26. April 2013

„A great week to be in the Alps! Was there for a quick visit last fall – views from the ground spectacular as well!“ /via Thomas Marshburn/NASA

 

Bilder vom  26. April 2013 via Chris Austin Hadfield (CSA) und Thomas Henry Marshburn (NASA) auf Twitter (@Cmdr_Hadfield und @AstroMarshburn). Die Astronauten Hadfield und Marshburn gehören zur ISS-Expedition 34/ISS-Expedition 35. Der unbemannte russische Raumtransporter „Progress“ M-19M, der am 24. April 2013 an der Spitze einer Sojus-U-Trägerrakete vom Weltraumbahnhof Baikonur/Kasachstan mit rund 2,5 Tonnen Treibstoff, Nahrungsmittel und privater Post zur Internationalen Raumstation (ISS) gestartet war, hat am 26. April 2013 am russischen “Swesda”-Modul der ISS angedockt.  Das Andock-Manöver dauerte fast zehn Minuten länger als normal. Eine Antenne hatte sich nach dem Start am Mittwoch nicht geöffnet. Versuche der Leitzentrale, das Teil per Funk zu aktivieren, schlugen fehl. Auf der ISS hatten sich die russischen Kosmonauten Roman Romanenko und Pawel Winogradow auf einen möglichen Ausstieg ins All vorbereitet, um den Transporter notfalls per Hand heranzuziehen. Der Transporter wird bei Verlassen der ISS Abfall von der Raumstation mitnehmen. Er soll am 11. Juni von der ISS abdocken und dann in der Erdatmosphäre verglühen.

 

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Chris Hadfield auf Facebook

 

„Anyone recognize this town in the Alps? Hard to tell from orbit“ /via Thomas Marshburn/NASA

 

„This river’s about to take a short cut.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„Often waterways are easiest to see from space, like this one through Coleraine, Northern Ireland.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„Newcastle, on the coast of County Down, Northern Ireland.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„Belfast, Northern Ireland. Samson and Goliath not quite visible from space.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„Southern UK and (after much discussion) Pas de Calais. The lights act like a census.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„I don’t know what the people are doing here, but I sure like how it looks from space.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„Tonight’s Finale: Beautiful Machine – Canadarm2 on the horizon, awaiting instruction.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

(Quelle: n-tv.de)

LeVar Burton auf der Science Fair des Weißen Hauses

US-Präsident Barack Obama und US-Schauspieler LeVar Burton /via LeVar Burton

 

LeVar Burton (Chefingenieur Lieutenant Commander Geordi La Forge in der US-Science-Fiction-Serie “Raumschiff Enterprise: Das nächste Jahrhundert”/“Star Trek: The Next Generation”/TNG – 1987 bis 1994) mit anderen Prominenten auf der Science Fair im Weißen Haus in Washington, D.C. und hat via Twitter (@levarburton) einige Bilder geteilt. Schüler aus dem ganzen Land wurden ins Weiße Haus eingeladen, um ihre Kreationen dem Präsidenten und anderen vorzustellen.

 

„Good morning Y’all… from the White House… #bydhttmwfi“ /via LeVar Burton

 

„There is a chair with mu name on it at the White House!!! Squee…!!!“ /via LeVar Burton

 

„You know what happens next… #WhiteHouse #ScienceFair“ /via LeVar Burton

 

LeVar und Bill Prady, Produzent der US-Sitcom „The Big Bang Theory“ – „JFK photobombing… RT @billprady: With @levarburton at the #WHScienceFair“ /via LeVar Burton

 

LeVar Burton und Eddie Bernice Johnson, vertritt seit 1993 den US-Bundesstaat Texas im US-Repräsentantenhaus – „RT @RepEBJ: Great meeting legendary actor @levarburton at @whitehouse Science Fair to celebrate #STEM students“ /via LeVar Burton

 

 

 

 

(Quelle: CNET.com)

ISS Bilder 25. April 2013

„Enjoy the beautiful spring weather, New York City!“ /via Thomas Marshburn/NASA

 

Bilder vom  25. April 2013 via Chris Austin Hadfield (CSA), Thomas Henry Marshburn (NASA) und Robonaut 2 auf Twitter (@Cmdr_Hadfield, @AstroMarshburn und @AstroRobonaut). Die Astronauten Hadfield und Marshburn gehören zur ISS-Expedition 34/ISS-Expedition 35.

 

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Chris Hadfield auf Facebook

 

„This picture brought to you by the color blue (Mediterranean blue, that is)“ /via Thomas Marshburn/NASA

 

„Space Plumber – replacing a low-temp cooling valve in the Columbus Lab. Note my hi-tech tools.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„If you fly in space, this a great group to be with, surrounded by talent: Pavel, Tom, Chris, Roman & Alexander.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„Lake Balaton, Hungary. A lovely vacation destination on the water with spring’s new growth visible all around.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„Cape Town, South Africa, the glinting sun highlighting the water.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„Maracaibo, Venezuela – the 50-year-old bridge clearly visible from space.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„The beautiful and violent ugliness inside a naked volcano. Chad, Africa.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„Tonight’s Finale: A Dali watch on an alligator wristband – Mexico.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„Up early for some on board teleops aka astronauts taking a turn at controlling my motions. Stay tuned.“ /via Robonaut

 

„Astronaut Tom Marshburn standing by, getting ready to don the teleop gear soon“ /via Robonaut

 

„RoboMarshburn (no relation)“ /via Robonaut

 

„First humanoid robot teleoperated interaction in space!“ /via Robonaut

 

„Look at that precision“ /via Robonaut

 

„Successful handoff between me and Chris Cassidy with Tom Marshburn at the controls!“ /via Robonaut

 

 

 

 

ISS Bilder 24. April 2013

„Looking back at the Dnieper River last night as we soared over Eastern Europe“ /via Thomas Marshburn/NASA

 

Bilder vom  24. April 2013 via Chris Austin Hadfield (CSA), Thomas Henry Marshburn (NASA) und Robonaut 2 auf Twitter (@Cmdr_Hadfield, @AstroMarshburn und @AstroRobonaut). Die Astronauten Hadfield und Marshburn gehören zur ISS-Expedition 34/ISS-Expedition 35.

 

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„Bermuda in the distance. Home of the Lavigne family, with special thanks to Justin for all his help.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„Athens, Greece. The Parthenon at the heart stands out from orbit.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„The first light of the rising sun turns our solar arrays to woven gold.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„Very strange cloud pattern off Morocco’s coast. Like Marrakesh has a force field.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„The effortless natural art of the southern Sahara.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„Tonight’s Finale: Distorted by the lens of the Earth’s atmosphere, the Moon rises over a bed of cloud.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„Powering up! Going to be working with the soft goods panel today and doing some vision calibration.“ /via Robonaut

 

„Calibrating hands, just about go time.“ /via Robonaut

 

„Panel targeted“ /via Robonaut

 

„My vision system allows me to target and manipulate very small objects, like the screws holding this panel cover. This will be key for future tasks.“ /via Robonaut

 

„Quick check of my finger sensors. Tiny sensors throughout my hands can detect the smallest changes in pressure.“ /via Robonaut

 

„Looking through the eyes of a humanoid robot“ /via Robonaut

 

 

ISS Bilder 23. April 2013

„Three weeks left in the mission – I’ll never tire of seeing dusk on Earth from the ISS“ /via Thomas Marshburn/NASA

 

Bilder vom  23. April 2013 via Chris Austin Hadfield (CSA) und Thomas Henry Marshburn (NASA) auf Twitter (@Cmdr_Hadfield und @AstroMarshburn). Die Astronauten Hadfield und Marshburn gehören zur ISS-Expedition 34/ISS-Expedition 35.

 

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Chris Hadfield auf Facebook

 

„All vestiges of snow have left Denmark – season cycles very apparent from orbit.“ /via Thomas Marshburn/NASA

 

„Exeter to Land’s End, with the Moors visible from space. Just in time for Saint George’s Day.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„Wales – rugged, proud and uniquely beautiful.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„Ireland, Wales and Mann silhouetted in the setting sun.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„Snowbirds from Space! Canada’s premiere aerobatic team, photographed from orbit. Amazingly clear, and great timing!“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„Tonight’s Finale: New York City, incredibly clear, before the trees have filled with leaves.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

 

ISS Bilder 22. April 2013

„Happy Earth Day, San Francisco!“ /via Thomas Marshburn/NASA

 

Bilder vom  22. April 2013 via Chris Austin Hadfield (CSA) und Thomas Henry Marshburn (NASA) auf Twitter (@Cmdr_Hadfield und @AstroMarshburn). Die Astronauten Hadfield und Marshburn gehören zur ISS-Expedition 34/ISS-Expedition 35.

 

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„Rio Grande carving it’s way near Chihuahua“ via Thomas Marshburn/NASA

 

„Red, green, blue, purple: canyon in Andean plateau“ /via Thomas Marshburn/NASA

 

„A glance out the Space Station window is worth taking.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„The face at the mouth of James Bay acts as a symbol today, showing humanity’s rock-solid connection to the Earth.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„One quick look at our planet reminds me of the importance of Earth Day.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„Looking out the windows of ISS, every day is Earth Day.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„I have never had more love and respect for our planet than I do now, seeing it this way.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„Huge congratulations to the @MapleLeafs for making it into the NHL Playoffs! Looking forward to watching from orbit.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„Tonight’s Finale: In proportion, our atmosphere is no thicker than the varnish on a globe. Deceptively fragile.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

 

 

 

 

ISS Bilder 21. April 2013

„Pavel and Roman during their EVA last week. They had a great time getting outside!“ /via Thomas Marshburn/NASA

 

Bilder vom  21. April 2013 via Chris Austin Hadfield (CSA) und Thomas Henry Marshburn (NASA) auf Twitter (@Cmdr_Hadfield und @AstroMarshburn). Die Astronauten Hadfield und Marshburn gehören zur ISS-Expedition 34/ISS-Expedition 35.

 

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Chris Hadfield auf Facebook

 

„Korean Peninsula, looking north – can see from South Korea in the foreground to China in the background“ /via Thomas Marshburn/NASA

 

„Mexico City: the brightest, largest light in view while arcing over Mexico one night last week“ /via Thomas Marshburn/NASA

 

„Strange contrail – my guess is an IFR holding pattern, or an Air Force tanker waiting for customers.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„The Australian Outback is effortlessly crazily beautiful.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„How would a candle burn without gravity? An onboard experiment called BASS shows us, here where heat doesn’t rise.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„Roman & Pavel pre-spacewalk, in their Liquid Cooling underwear. The temp outside swings from -150 to +150 C, or so.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„Today’s Space Brunch – waffles, Cdn maple syrup, freeze-dried strawberries, jerky, instant OJ & coffee. Delicious!“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„Canadarm2 gives a thumbs-up to the World.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„Tonight’s Finale: Halifax, site of NFB Space School launch and final talk with press on Mon. – http://www.asc-csa.gc.ca/eng/media/advisories/2013/0418.asp … “ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

 

ISS Bilder 20. April 2013

„The Sea of Cortez and the Baja peninsula – I definitely miss the sound of the wind and waves“ /via Thomas Marshburn/NASA

 

Bilder vom  20. April 2013 via Chris Austin Hadfield (CSA) und Thomas Henry Marshburn (NASA) auf Twitter (@Cmdr_Hadfield und @AstroMarshburn). Die Astronauten Hadfield und Marshburn gehören zur ISS-Expedition 34/ISS-Expedition 35.

 

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Chris Hadfield auf Facebook

 

„Spacewalk at the end of Station, the furthest reach of any human in existence.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„At work in the European laboratory called Columbus. The walls are experiment racks, the floor/ceiling is stowage.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„Nova Scotia on a clear early Spring day.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„Prince Edward Island waits for the greening of Spring.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„Unusual perspective of the Great Lakes.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„St Lawrence’s mouth, where the Great Lakes pour into the sea.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„Tonight’s Finale: Southern Ontario, with the hard rock of the Canadian Shield visible from orbit.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

ISS Bilder 19. April 2013

„El Paso & Rio Grande, with White Sands: shuttle training ground!“ /via Thomas Marshburn/NASA

 

Bilder vom  19. April 2013 via Chris Austin Hadfield (CSA) und Thomas Henry Marshburn (NASA) auf Twitter (@Cmdr_Hadfield und @AstroMarshburn). Die Astronauten Hadfield und Marshburn gehören zur ISS-Expedition 34/ISS-Expedition 35. Die beiden russischen Kosmonauten Pawel Wladimirowitsch Winogradow und Roman Jurjewitsch Romanenko haben am Freitag einen Außenbordeinsatz absolviert. Der Weltraumspaziergang dauerte rund sechseinhalb Stunden. Die beiden Kosmonauten brachten unter anderem Reflektoren für den europäischen unbemannten, nicht wiederverwendbaren Weltraumfrachter ATV-4: „Albert Einstein“ an, der im Juni an der Internationalen Raumstation (ISS) andocken soll. Sie befestigten auch ein Messgerät für Plasmawellen und für den Einfluss von Weltraumwetter.

 

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Chris Hadfield auf Facebook

 

„Spacewalkers 250 miles above this confluence in the Andes“ /via Thomas Marshburn/NASA

 

„My last view out the window last night was Barcelona Spain under clear skies“ /via Thomas Marshburn/NASA

 

„Psychedelic ice swirls off the North Japan coast.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„Yes, Florida has sinkholes.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„A shoehorned band of development at the north end of Miami, between nature and the sea.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„Pavel and Roman out for a walk today, installing experiments and fixing things. Six hours plus in the vacuum of space“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„Roman Yurievich Romanenko, outside in the universe for the very 1st time. A wondrous experience.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„On the outside, in-between all of us and everything else.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

„Tonight’s Finale: Newfoundland glowing on a lovely Spring evening.“ /via Chris Hadfield/CSA/NASA

 

 

 

 

(Quelle: Morgenpost.de)