The view from STS-123

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The ViewThis view out the aft windows on Endeavour’s flight deck was one of a series of images recorded by the STS-123 crew during the first full day in space. The end of the Canadian-built remote manipulator system’s robot arm (right edge) along with the shuttle’s vertical stabilizer and its two orbital maneuvering system (OMS) pods are visible. A heavily cloud-covered area of Earth fills the top half of the frame.

Image Credit: NASA

LGF has the video of the launch.

Crossposted at Soccer Dad.

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One Response to The view from STS-123

  1. John M. says:

    Britannia may rule the wave, but we rule the sky. And beyond.

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