A number of people have emailed me this photo taken from Ponte Vedra Beach in Florida which shows the entire trajectory of Endeavour as it lifted off from Cape Canaveral. What a spectacular shot!
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Terry's official photo
Terry's official photo
Psalm 19:1 The heavens declare the
glory of God; the skies proclaim
the work of His hands.
glory of God; the skies proclaim
the work of His hands.
Launch Info
Launch date: February 8, 2010
Launch time: 4:14:07 am EST
Mission number: STS-130
(130th space shuttle flight)
Launch window: 10 minutes
Orbiter: Endeavour
Payload: Cupola and Tranquility
Mission Duration: 14 days
Launch time: 4:14:07 am EST
Mission number: STS-130
(130th space shuttle flight)
Launch window: 10 minutes
Orbiter: Endeavour
Payload: Cupola and Tranquility
Mission Duration: 14 days
Blog Archive
-
▼
2010
(64)
-
▼
February
(30)
- Welcome Home
- Walk Around
- Perfect Landing in Florida
- Flight Day 14
- Flight Day 13 - A Loop Around the Station
- You Just Have to See This
- Flight Day 12 - the Hatch is Closed
- The Cupola is Open
- Flight Day 11
- Can Astronauts Call Home?
- Flight Day 10 - the Crowning Touch
- Flight Day 9
- How do Astronauts Sleep in Space?
- Flight Day 8
- Flight Day 7
- Flight Day 6
- Flight Day 5
- Flight Day 4
- Flight Day 3
- Flight Day 2
- First Day in Space
- ENDEAVOUR IS IN ORBIT
- Trying Again
- Headed out to the Launchpad
- Prayer Support
- Last STA
- 3 Days and Counting
- Crew Arrival at Cape Canaveral
- T-38 Trainer
- Countdown
-
▼
February
(30)
Get Your STS-130 Gear
LandsEnd.com - you can ask for the STS-130 logo to be added
to any item in the catalog
Spaceshirts.com - STS-130 t-shirts will be available soon
to any item in the catalog
Spaceshirts.com - STS-130 t-shirts will be available soon
This blog is amazing! I follow NASA and the space program, and I've been glued to the television watching STS-130 and their amazing work on this mission!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing these words, and God Bless!