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Astronaut Raja Chari wears virtual reality goggles
Astronaut Raja Chari wears virtual reality goggles

Astronaut Raja Chari wears virtual reality goggles to practice spacewalk rescue scenarios.

Astronaut Kayla Barron sets up hardware for the Intelligent Glass Optics study
Astronaut Kayla Barron sets up hardware for the Intelligent Glass Optics study

Astronaut Kayla Barron sets up hardware for the Intelligent Glass Optics study in the International Space Station’s Microgravity Science Glovebox.

ESA astronaut Matthias Barron poses for a portrait
ESA astronaut Matthias Barron poses for a portrait

ESA astronaut Matthias Barron poses for a portrait aboard the International Space Station.

Astronaut Tom Marshburn wraps up skin tissue research operations
Astronaut Tom Marshburn wraps up skin tissue research operations

Astronaut Tom Marshburn wraps up skin tissue research operations inside the U.S. Destiny laboratory module’s Microgravity Science Glovebox.

Astronaut Tom Marshburn stows blood samples in a science freezer
Astronaut Tom Marshburn stows blood samples in a science freezer

Astronaut Tom Marshburn stows blood samples he collected earlier in an International Space Station science freezer.

March 4, 1952
March 4, 1952

Joe Walker was the first to fly the variable-geometry wing X-5 to a full 60-degree wing-sweep angle, adjusted in flight.

The Cygnus space freighter attached to the space station
The Cygnus space freighter attached to the space station

The Cygnus space freighter attached to the space station8 after delivering 8,300 pounds of cargo.

The 57.7-foot-long Canadarm2 robotic arm
The 57.7-foot-long Canadarm2 robotic arm

The 57.7-foot-long Canadarm2 robotic arm is pictured extending from the International Space Station’s Harmony module.

The city lights of Hyderabad, India
The city lights of Hyderabad, India

The city lights of Hyderabad, Indiaa, bordered by Nehru Outer Ring Road, are pictured from the International Space Station.

The last Quarter Moon pictured from the International Space Station
The last Quarter Moon pictured from the International Space Station

The last Quarter Moon is pictured from an external high defintion camera on the International Space Station.