Orbiter Screenshot Thread

Antares in GEO

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Alternate Vostok in development...Coming Tuesday ;)
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Scaling tests; (half the size of a Soyuz)
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Atlas V s/n AV-016 is ready to launch WGS-2 from the Cape in April 2009.
 

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Wow, that last one is almost photorealistic ! :thumbup:
 
JupterIIIx awaits takeoff !
 

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A successful mission comes to a landing at White Sands Missile Range after a two day trip to the International Space Station.

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Section for the Control of Low Earth Orbit Activities (SCLEOA) G42-100 landing at KSC.
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It's payload, the Vostok Alt. Returned from space, now property of the DoD:
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I was preparing the Skylab-4 mission when I remembered that I still didn't uploaded the Skylab-3 mission screenshots. Here they are.

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Skylab-3 undocking

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Station through the window

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Closing payload bay doors

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De-orbit burn

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Final on-orbit sunrise

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Entry-Interface

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Over the US west coast

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Landing, chute deployed

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Wheels stop

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Endeavour on the foreground, LC39 on the left, VAB between ET doors and moon on the top

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meanwhile, the Skylab-4 mission is being prepared for tomorrows launch to Skylab. 3 taikonauts will be the residents of Skylab for 2 weeks.

(I'm not launching a Chinese spacecraft/crew to Skylab because of the Tiangong 1 launch earlier this week. I already planned this mission for some weeks)
 
As posted above, today was the launch of the Skylab-4 missions. The Chinese taikonauts will be the residents of Skylab for 2 weeks. They will perform 1 EVA.

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Long March 2F rocket awaiting lift-off, 1 minute from now

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Ignition

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Lift-off of Skylab-4!

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Launch Escape Tower and booster separation

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Staging

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Fairing separation

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Verniers completing the launch phase of the mission

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all engines SECO, Skylab-4 is in orbit

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Shenzhou separation

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Time to catch up with Skylab
 
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If only nukes hadn't been outlawed in space. Quick trip to Mars anyone?

Shortly after this picture was taken, all hands were lost due to an IMFD malfunction (User ignorance). :facepalm:
 
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If only nukes hadn't been outlawed in space. Quick trip to Mars anyone?

Shortly after this picture was taken, all hands were lost due to an IMFD malfunction (User ignorance). :facepalm:

Hey! watch this *boom*
 
Two most common last words for rednecks...
"Hey, y'all watch this!" and "Here, hold my beer..."
 
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