ISS Bilder/News Update 15. April 2017 – 17. April 2017

“ Clouds in the atmosphere. The theoretical limit of space is the Karman line (100 km altitude). No cloud actually reaches that high though!“ /via Thomas Pesquet/ESA

 

 

 

Bilder vom 15. April 2017 – 17. April 2017 via Thomas Pesquet (Frankreich/ESA). Der Astronaut Thomas Pesquet gehört zur ISS-Expedition 50/ISS-Expedition 51.

 

 

 

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International Space Station

Robert Shane Kimbrough auf Twitter

Robert Shane Kimbrough auf Instagram

Peggy Whitson auf Twitter

Thomas Pesquet auf Twitter

Thomas Pesquet auf Facebook

“ Looks like everybody wants to live by the water in #Kuwait. Now where was my house again? 😉 https://flic.kr/p/THY1Mk “ /via Thomas Pesquet/ESA

“ It’s not yet spring everywhere! A frozen lake in the Himalayas https://flic.kr/p/SrqgXY “ /via Thomas Pesquet/ESA

“ Not a single cloud over the west of #France! Seems to me the robotic arm is pointing towards Normandy https://flic.kr/p/T95QTC  “ /via Thomas Pesquet/ESA

“ Hope you’re all enjoying the long weekend! Seeing this coastline of New Caledonia made me feel a little bit like I am on a holiday as well… “ /via Thomas Pesquet/ESA

“ Hope you’re all enjoying the long weekend! Seeing this coastline of New Caledonia made me feel a little bit like I am on a holiday as well… “ /via Thomas Pesquet/ESA

“ Hope you’re all enjoying the long weekend! Seeing this coastline of New Caledonia made me feel a little bit like I am on a holiday as well… “ /via Thomas Pesquet/ESA

“ Rome again! You can see the Colosseum, St Peter’s Basilica, Termini station, the Vatican and more https://flic.kr/p/TwJqsM  “ /via Thomas Pesquet/ESA

A flight over the Nile into the darkness of the night. Our solar panels track the Sun and get ready for the next sunlight. #timelapse pic.twitter.com/MG2grZuU0T

— Thomas Pesquet (@Thom_astro) 16. April 2017

“ Flying at 28000 km/h allows us to see the starry sky parading before our eyes like a mobile in a children’s room… except life-size 😉 “ /via Thomas Pesquet/ESA

ISS Bilder/News Update 22. März 2017 – 24. März 2017

“ Good afternoon Philadelphia from @Space_Station! “ /via Shane Kimbrough/NASA

 

 

 

Bilder vom 22. März 2017 – 24. März 2017 via Shane Kimbrough (USA/NASA) und Thomas Pesquet (Frankreich/ESA). Die Astronauten Shane Kimbrough und Thomas Pesquet gehören zur ISS-Expedition 50.

 

 

 

The Data2364-space Daily

International Space Station

Robert Shane Kimbrough auf Twitter

Robert Shane Kimbrough auf Instagram

Peggy Whitson auf Twitter

Thomas Pesquet auf Twitter

Thomas Pesquet auf Facebook

“ Looks like a beautiful ski day at Northstar, near Lake Tahoe!“ /via Shane Kimbrough/NASA

“ The Jason-3 satellite is monitoring our oceans. From here it is easy to see their fragility… #WorldWaterDay http://concoursjason3cnesedu.org/en/#participer  “ /via Thomas Pesquet/ESA

“ With the @Space_Station moving at 28000 km/h, the moon seems to fly past. Quickly took a photo before it disappeared behind our solar panels “ /via Thomas Pesquet/ESA

“ Au détour de la côte basque: Saint-Sébastien et sa baie de la Concha #euskalherria On the Basque coast: San Sebastián, its bay and island “ /via Thomas Pesquet/ESA

“ Fantastica Roma! Taken at an angle but you can still make out the Coliseum, St Peter’s, Villa Borghese and Termini station… and @FAOnews “ /via Thomas Pesquet/ESA

„The hand of the robotic arm, used to catch refueling vehicles and repair @Space_Station. The rest is done during spacewalks, like tomorrow!  “ /via Thomas Pesquet/ESA

“ Getting ready for a #spacewalk implies lots of things – preparing tools and hardware. Carefully packed the camera up for @astro_kimbrough “ /via Thomas Pesquet/ESA

Going on a #spacewalk requires many weeks of planning on Earth, and many hours preparing the spacesuits and tools pic.twitter.com/iv30hKBdFL

— Thomas Pesquet (@Thom_astro) 23. März 2017

“ A quick moment for the #FridayIsland: welcome to the antipodes. An island in the Bass Strait, between #Australia and #Tasmania “ /via Thomas Pesquet/ESA