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A typical spiral galaxy. 

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Starship prototype landing

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Static outdoor display of the Space Shuttle booster rockets and the main fuel tank between them. 

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Superheavy with its 29 raptor engines (for now) is carried to position

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The chopsticks have stacked the Starship on top of the booster.  They’ll also be used to catch the booster on its return.

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Mars Curiosity Rover’s wheel after traversing the planet’s harsh terrain for ten years.

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Billionaire Jared Isaacman hasn’t had enough thrills, yet.  You may recall that he funded Inspiration4, which sent an entire non-professional crew in orbit on a Space-X Dragon to raise money for St. Jude’s last year. 

This year, Jared has decided to return to space to the highest orbit anyone has ever gone on and do the world’s first commercial space walk with Polaris Dawn.  He will command a crew of three specialists, two of which are Space-X employees.

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Nighttime launch of the Space Shuttle Atlantis as seen from a high-altitude Shuttle Training Aircraft on July 8, 2011. 

A true thing of beauty.

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Mars Curiosity Rover’s wheel after traversing the planet’s harsh terrain for ten years.

Congratulations, NASA, you're about to create the first Martian vehicle junkyard

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Starship prototype landing

Not a render?

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Starship prototype landing

Not a render?

I didn’t think so when I posted it, but now I’m not so sure. Sadly, I don’t recall the source.

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Mars Curiosity Rover’s wheel after traversing the planet’s harsh terrain for ten years.

Congratulations, NASA, you're about to create the first Martian vehicle junkyard

Actually, I believe that there are already a couple of NASA rovers that are dead on the planet, already.

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Hard to believe we landed on the Moon 50 YEARS AGO and we still haven't returned. 

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A UK-based media company, S.E.E. says it plans to launch a large, spherical module to the ISS in 2024 to be used in filmmaking, sports and other activities. This “Space Arena Module” will be attached to the commercial Axiom space module.

The Axiom module is seen to the left of the sphere. 

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Wall sticker you can buy.