A collection of the most jaw-dropping pics of the Space Shuttle (and other cool rockets) on the NASA library Credits always in first reply! Run by @pedromira848

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From back when they launched rockets on top of a milk stool! This was the last launch of the Saturn IB, carrying the Apollo side of the Apollo-Soyuz Test Project
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A reverse meteor rising through the skies. Space Shuttle Endeavour races to see the sunset one more time, STS-59
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This look looks like a painting: Gorgeous shot of Discovery lifting off on STS-64
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Here's a great desktop wallpaper: A 70mm frame of Discovery lifting off on the STS-51D mission, in 1985
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You have all seen this famous picture of astronaut Bruce McCandless floating freely in orbit above Earth, but what you probably haven't seen is his perspective: Space Shuttle Challenger floating freely in orbit above Earth, as seen by Bruce's helmet camera
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You have all seen this famous picture of astronaut Bruce McCandless floating freely in orbit above Earth, but what you probably haven't seen is his perspective: Space Shuttle Challenger floating freely in orbit above Earth, as seen by Bruce's helmet camera
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Pick your favorite EVA outfit: Left: Astronaut Bruce McCandless testing the Mobile Foot Restraint at the end of the RMS arm Right: Astronaut Bruce McCandless testing the Manned Maneuvering Unit (MMU), on the first ever untethered spacewalk
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Pick your favorite EVA outfit: Left: Astronaut Bruce McCandless testing the Mobile Foot Restraint at the end of the RMS arm Right: Astronaut Bruce McCandless testing the Manned Maneuvering Unit (MMU), on the first ever untethered spacewalk
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A beautiful sunset is always a perfect way to end a mission
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Amazing view from the office at the end of the Canadarm1, looking back at the cargo bay of Discovery, featuring 2 astros (one behind the camera on the RMS) preparing to catch a satellite!
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Amazing shot of the plume of an engine burn utilizing one single OMS engine on Discovery, during STS-51I
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