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NASA to Rollback Artemis II Rocket, Spacecraft - NASA

Rollback begins as soon as on tuesday, february 24 due to the issues mentioned on a previous post.

NASA Troubleshooting Artemis II Rocket Upper Stage Issue, Preparing to Roll Back - NASA

I spoke too soon - NASA might roll back the rocket due to an upper stage issue, so March is very much not likely. More details shared by Jared Isaacman: https://x.com/NASAAdmin/status/2025249086908125630

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Snowy Long Island & New York City

New York, USA. Closeup of Manhattan on second pic. Both taken on Feb. 5 2026 this year by two satellites. Images should be somewhat high res, so feel free to zoom in!

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NASA Begins Artemis II Launch Pad Ops After Successful Fuel Test - NASA

Wet dress successful! Official launch time is not set, but expect it to be no earlier than some time in March. More details abt. how wet dress went in article and on the Artemis II wet dress updates post: https://www.nasa.gov/blogs/missions/2026/02/19/live-artemis-ii-wet-dress-re

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Egmont National Park

Egmont national park as seen from Sentinel-2.

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NASA Eyes Next Wet Dress Rehearsal for Artemis II - NASA

Taking day is feb. 19 and simulated launch time is at 8:30 PM EST same day w/ a 4 hour wide window. More deets in article.

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The Atacama desert

Processed from the raw by me a bit. Captured from the International Space Station on April 27, 2024.

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The Earth from nearly a million miles away

Captured by DSCOVR's EPIC instrument on June 8, 2021

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SpaceX Crew-11 to launch on the 13th at 5:15 AM EST (10:15 UTC) (Livestream link)

This live stream showcases the launch of NASA's SpaceX Crew-12 mission, featuring astronauts Jessica Meir and Jack Hathaway from NASA, Sophie Adenot from ESA, and Andrey Fedyaev from Roscosmos, as they embark on a scientific mission to the International Space Station. Scheduled for liftoff on February 14, the crew will conduct studies and experiments aimed at improving life in space and on Earth.

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Trails of smoke over central Africa

Smoke trails from many fires in southern/central Africa, as captured by an astronaut on June 16, 2025.

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Aurora over western Canada

Some green and red aurora captured over western Canada on January 1st of 2025, likely by Don Pettit on the ISS. Processed a bit by me from the raw. Reposted due to typo.

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The far side of the moon, captured by a spacecraft more than a million kilometers from Earth.

Captured on June 25, 2025 by the EPIC instrument on DSCOVR.

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NASA, SpaceX Target Friday for Crew-12 Launch Due to Weather - NASA

...Yep, it's delayed again. Now NET on Friday the 13th at 5:15 due to weather.

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Welcome to /earthfromabove

Images of the Earth from above, whether it's taken from an airplane or from a spacecraft over a million miles away, are welcome! Pictured is the Eye of Sahara in Mauritania, Africa

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NASA, SpaceX Adjust Crew-12 Launch Date Due to Weather - NASA

Now launches no earlier than at February 12 at 5:38 AM EST

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Artemis II launch postponed to March

The earliest launch window for Artemis II will be moved to March due to issues encountered in the rehearsal. Factors include the hydrogen leak, increased workload surrounding Orion, audio drop-outs, cameras impacted by the cold weather among other issues that arose during the wet

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Watch: NASA conducts Artemis II wet dress rehearsal

Official NASA stream: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5zDlM8d4Q7g Unofficial commentary (NasaSpaceFlight.com): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kjDre8lpxOU

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ESA - Crew-12, scheduled to launch on Wednesday 11 February

This article from ESA announces the scheduled launch of Crew-12 on Wednesday, February 11, from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, Florida. The crew, consisting of Roscosmos cosmonaut Andrei Fedyaev, NASA astronauts Jack Hathaway and Jessica Meir, and ESA astronaut Sophie Adenot, will travel to the International Space Station aboard a SpaceX Dragon spacecraft. This mission marks significant milestones for several crew members, including Sophie Adenot's first spaceflight, Jack Hathaway's second spaceflight, Jessica Meir's first time on Dragon, and Andrei Fedyaev becoming the first cosmonaut to fly twice on SpaceX.

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NASA Updates Artemis II Wet Dress Rehearsal, Launch Opportunities - NASA

Artemis II wet dress and launch is postponed 2 days due to cold weather. Next earliest opportunity is February 8.

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NASA Moves Steps Closer to Artemis II Fueling Test Ahead of Launch

NASA set to begin wet dress rehearsals (rehearse activities just like before the actual launch) this weekend. More info in link.

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Jan 18th

Expedition 74 Continues After Crew-11 Returns to Earth - NASA

Whilst Crew-11 crew has departed the station early due to the medical situation mentioned in an earlier post, Soyuz MS-28 remain and continue to work.

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Jan 18th

NASA’s Moonbound Artemis II Rocket Reaches Launch Pad - NASA

NASA's SLS for Artemis II has finally reached the launchpad. Next up, NASA will perform wet dress rehearsals on February to ensure it is ready for launch.

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Jan 15th

Why SpaceX Crew-11 is coming home early

To quickly recap for those not in the know: on Jan. 7, a medical situation occurred with one of the Crew-11 crew members that required an early end to the Crew-11 mission. The medical concern wasn't urgent enough to require an emergency evacuation, but did necessitate an earlier

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Jan 15th

SpaceX Crew-11 to splash down at 08:41 UTC (3:41 ET, 12:41 AM PT)

Watch the live coverage on NASA+! https://plus.nasa.gov/scheduled-video/nasas-spacex-crew-11-re-entry-and-splashdown/

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Dec 27th

Airglow-lit Earth and the Milky Way

I didn't click the blue arrow last time (since it looked like it would take you to your link) so I'm trying again. Testing to see how Digg handles direct image embeds. Captured by Don Pettit using a Sigma Art 023 14mm f/1.4 with 8s exposure on a Nikon Z9

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Nov 4th

Image quality is poor

Images are heavily compressed and low res. Any way to blow them up or zoom in on a full-size original quality image?

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Nov 4th

Random pic of Earth from Meteosat-12

More of a test seeing how Digg handles a (dimensionally) large image that is <5mb. If the full size goes through, feel free to open in a new tab and enjoy all that crisp and lovely detail...and JPG

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Nov 4th

👋 Hello Digg, here's a pic from my Earth photography & data collection

Mt. Everest, Earth, Moon, captured by the Himawari-9 instrument. Processed by me, released exclusively here on Digg.

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Nov 4th

Creating a new community

Hello, I'd like to create a new community. Is there any way to create a community or request the creation of a new community?

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