Astronauts have used hand-held cameras to photograph the Earth for more than 30 years. Beginning with the Mercury missions in the early 1960s, astronauts have taken nearly 400,000 photographs of the Earth. The Internatio - Window Observational Research Facility - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Astronauts have used hand-held cameras to photograph the Earth for more than 30 years. Beginning with the Mercury missions in the early 1960s, astronauts have taken nearly 400,000 photographs of the Earth. The Internatio Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-01-25 15:24:10 Open Document File Size: 542,92 KB Share Result on Facebook City Houston / / Company U.S. Laboratory / / / Facility International Space Center / Laboratory Module / International Space Station / Image Analysis Laboratory Mail Code SX3 National Aeronautics and Space Administration Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center / / / IndustryTerm jet stream supplement satellite images / satellite sensors / photographic equipment / / NaturalFeature Andes / / Organization National Aeronautics and Space Administration / Science and Image Analysis Laboratory Mail Code SX3 National Aeronautics and Space Administration Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center Houston / International Space Center / / Person Sergei Krikalev / Lyndon B. Johnson / / / ProvinceOrState Texas / / Region South Asia / East Asia / / URL http / SocialTag International Space Station Sergei Krikalev NASA Destiny Scientific research on the International Space Station STS-129 Spaceflight Destiny laboratory Window Observational Research Facility

Astronauts have used hand-held cameras to photograph the Earth for more than 30 years. Beginning with the Mercury missions in the early 1960s, astronauts have taken nearly 400,000 photographs of the Earth. The InternatioAdd to Reading List