Well don’t we look nice?
“I could go another hundred days, I could go another year if I had to,” Kelly says.
Just something to marvel at over your morning coffee.
A reader captured this pretty neat time lapse of the ISS’s journey over D.C.
The International Space Station will zoom over D.C. tonight, but blink and you might miss it.
After a few mechanical and meteorological delays, the launch of the Antares rocket from Wallops Island, Va. is back on.
Stargazers hoping for an early evening rocket show tonight will have to wait a bit longer, it seems.
Look toward the southeast this evening, and you might just be able to see the fiery trail of a rocket bound for outer space.
You liked the photo earlier this week of D.C. as seen from the International Space Station? Well, here are a bunch more.
Ever wonder what the D.C. area looks like from 230 miles above the surface of the Earth?