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I know it wasn't shot there but it makes me think of The Grand Budapest Hotel... btw A fantastic movie if you haven't seen it go out and grab a copy :thumbs up:
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I know it wasn't shot there but it makes me think of The Grand Budapest Hotel... btw A fantastic movie if you haven't seen it go out and grab a copy :thumbs up:
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View from the fairing during SES-10 mission. #EarthDay 1:08 PM - 22 Ap
SpaceX celebrated Earth Day by revealing a stunning photograph of the Earth captured during the company's historic launch last month.
The company -- which is headed by Tesla's Elon Musk -- made a massive leap toward making spaceflight more affordable when it sent the same first-stage rocket booster to space on a second mission.
It was the first time an orbital class rocket has ever made two trips to space.
The goal was to deliver a communications satellite, called SES 10, into orbit. Not only did the used rocket deliver on that promise, the rocket was also again guided to a safe landing back on Earth. And, for the first time, at least part of the spacecraft's fairing -- the portion that houses the satellite during the trip -- was safely recovered. That part of the rocket costs about $6 million, according to SpaceX.
That fairing also managed to snap some photographs as it was hurled through space, before it made a splash landing in the ocean, where it was recovered by SpaceX. Those photos show a dazzling view of the Earth and sun.
SpaceX celebrated Earth Day by revealing a stunning photograph of the Earth captured during the company's historic launch last month.
The company -- which is headed by Tesla's Elon Musk -- made a massive leap toward making spaceflight more affordable when it sent the same first-stage rocket booster to space on a second mission.
It was the first time an orbital class rocket has ever made two trips to space.
The goal was to deliver a communications satellite, called SES 10, into orbit. Not only did the used rocket deliver on that promise, the rocket was also again guided to a safe landing back on Earth. And, for the first time, at least part of the spacecraft's fairing -- the portion that houses the satellite during the trip -- was safely recovered. That part of the rocket costs about $6 million, according to SpaceX.
That fairing also managed to snap some photographs as it was hurled through space, before it made a splash landing in the ocean, where it was recovered by SpaceX. Those photos show a dazzling view of the Earth and sun.
