This is a look at the shuttle Explorer's nose gear and belly from the front. The Explorer is a life sized mockup of the Orbiter, with some stuff that flew on the real thing, I believe. The Explorer and the Enterprise exhibit at NASM Udvar-Hazy are the closest that most people will get to an actual space shuttle until they are retired.

Little camera car to film the launch

At the National Air & Space Museum - Udvar-Hazy Center

taken from pier @ riverbreeze park, oak hill fl

Space Shuttle Launch - Apr 2001 Album

Endeavor is practically overhead (also posted here with words).

Photo: Olaf Bormann, Ludwigshafen

A still from Deep Space Communication (film)

It was quite hot in the East Bay causing not only the fog to linger over the water, but also making it impossible to get a sharp zoomed in photo.

Shari got this while I used the camcorder

7/8/11

The launch - 03/15/2009

See the set in order Here

Space Shuttle Enterprise - Random pic - probably US.

Tim Morello, Jeff Kowing, Thomas Matthews, Land Fleming, and Cecilia Breigh (r-l) watch the last space shuttle launch via the NASA TV cable service.

We went to LEGOland with Pete & Robin. Here we have a LEGO space shuttle.

At the National Air & Space Museum - Udvar-Hazy Center

Engine

Shuttle contrail atmosphere play.

I snapped this one through the trees as it flew by. We went to my friend's house who lives up in the hills and watched from her deck. It was so thrilling!

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@ Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex. My pics, taken Dec. 3, 2015

Mural of the Space Shuttle Challenger crew.

Olympus digital camera

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Trip to Washington taking in Alexandria, Washington Mall, Arlington Cemetery, Washington Nationals Baseball, Mount Vernon and Dulles Air and Space Museum

This was a 3-in-1 set, which I thought meant you could build all three. Sadly, it meant you could only build one of the three. Still, it turned out well.

I took this sitting down looking to my right at the group photo for the STS-133 NASA Tweetup 2.0 :) Need to find that online somewhere

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Ready for lift off

Space Shuttle Discovery astronauts, from left, Andy Thomas of Australia, Steve Robinson of the U.S. and Soichi Noguchi of Japan "cabin surf" on the mid-deck of the orbiter as Discovery prepares to dock with the International Space Station July 28, 2005. (NASA)

As seen through windows on the aft flight deck of Space Shuttle Discovery, the payload bay is featured in this image photographed by a STS-116 crewmember during flight day two. Pictured in the payload bay is the Spacehab module and the boom is on the left. The shuttle's docking mechanism is visible in the foreground.

Image credit: NASA

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Location: speyer.technik-museum.de

Photo: Mehmet Celikci