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@belolaPhotographer/event coordinator, enjoys space photos, being social, part of Creative mornings Stockholm, film photographer, and being a good friend.
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Sakura moment: Kodak ektachrome lumiere 100, rolleicord III @EMULSIVEfilm @KodakProFilmBiz @jonasx70 #believeinfilm
We filmed the @Boeing Starliner undocking before its final journey to Earth from our 4K camera payload on the International Space Station. This video was captured during a private test of our livestream - we look forward to sharing future missions with the public once we start…
Last from this set at Ocean Beach Pier Linhof Technorama 617s iii Schneider 250mm Tele Arton S Ilford Delta 3200 / HC-110-A #filmphotography #6x17film
Want to see how I pull out the leader on a 35mm cartridge before developing for reuse for bulk loading? Sure you do 😃
Wednesday night's Moon at 97.6% and now at a waning gibbous phase. This is a better quality image to the one shown on the UK BBC channel. What do I know! @MoonHourSocial #Astrophotography #astronomy @ThePhotoHour
#Saturn on July 27th. damianpeach.com/sat23/s2023-07… An image from Rico and myself on July 27th. A short spell of good seeing. Tethys and shadow in transit. ASA 100cm RC with ASI462MC camera.
Epic!!!!!😮
A fantastic James Webb Space Telescope (@NASAWebb ) infrared image of Jupiter, showing its auroras.
NEW VIDEO!!! This is a quintessential video comparing orbital vs sub-orbital. We cover all the important topics like zero-G, the Karman line, orbital mechanics like apogee and perigee and so many important topics to help you understand rocket science! - youtu.be/xE1A6T1cycU
#OTD in 2011, NASA's Dawn spacecraft entered Vesta's orbit, studying the asteroid's geology and composition. Dawn revealed that Vesta is actually a protoplanet surviving from the earliest days of the solar system! Learn more about the Dawn mission: go.nasa.gov/3NSTKrM
Nearly 4 hours after launch on July 16, 1969, the Apollo 11 crew captures this photo of our home planet on their way to the Moon.
Ready for monsoon ⚡️ New photos from my 2023 storm season coming soon!
Booster 1058 is amazing! Besides having the iconic NASA worm logo, being the first SpaceX booster to fly humans is pretty incredible. There’s a reason our metal rocket models are B1058! - shop.everydayastronaut.com/products/falco…
Falcon 9’s first stage has landed on the Just Read the Instructions droneship, completing the first 16th launch and landing of a booster
Day three of #camerachallenge Are you out and about for the challenge today? @ILFORDPhoto @BWPMag #fun #photography
Something I will always be thankful of is getting to witness one (just one!) of these ships fly.
Here's a closer crop of the nose and crew cabin section of the last operational orbiter
🚀 Europe’s Ariane 5 rocket is almost ready for its final flight. 📺Join us live to follow its journey from the assembly building at Europe’s Spaceport in French Guiana to the launch pad on #ESAWebTV2 from 14:00 BST/15:00 CEST 👉 esawebtv.esa.int ⏰🚀 scheduled #VA261…
Having a great weekend at the @KickstartAmiga show. Great to meet so many friendly people from the community and catch up with old friends.
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