See above the International Space Station's Cupola viewing port. I photographed this and other modules of the ISS while at Kenedy Space Center in February this year
In this picture you can see the cupola's size relative to people
This module is now at the station following the Space Shuttle STS-123 mission
Here is Kibo's pressurised module, its as close as I could get to it
Payload cannister - makes you realise how big that orbiter payload bay really is!
This might be Dextre, I'm not sure
Here is more of the Kibo-PM end of the facility with lots of stuff just everywhere
on April 14, 2008 11:31 PM | Reply
The struggle to get just these pictures shows how meager NASA's own coverage is.
on November 24, 2009 12:17 PM | Reply
It is really wonderful to view all what I have seen on-line regarding the efforts made by NASA. Wonderful in the sense that above the planet earth there are emmense work done by humans through science. I now tempted to believe that with science, one would know much about our earth and beyond.