More space amazingness
Nov. 20th, 2007 10:19 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
mmcirvinI've said it before, but I'll say it again because the page moved and I just found it again.
This web page links to every scientific space mission with some NASA involvement (which actually includes a fair number of non-American ones). You can waste a lot of time clicking around there.
Most underrated: SOHO and TRACE, long-running space observatories devoted to taking awesome pictures of the Sun. (Usually SOHO has current pictures of the Sun that are continuously updated, but right now that page has placeholders labeled "CCD BAKEOUT" so I guess you'll have to look at the archives for the time being.)
This web page links to every scientific space mission with some NASA involvement (which actually includes a fair number of non-American ones). You can waste a lot of time clicking around there.
Most underrated: SOHO and TRACE, long-running space observatories devoted to taking awesome pictures of the Sun. (Usually SOHO has current pictures of the Sun that are continuously updated, but right now that page has placeholders labeled "CCD BAKEOUT" so I guess you'll have to look at the archives for the time being.)