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IKONOS sees aftermath of World Trade Center collapse SPACEFLIGHT NOW Posted: September 15, 2001
IKONOS is the world's first high-resolution commercial Earth imaging satellite. It travels 423 miles above the Earthıs surface at a speed of 17,500 miles per hour. |
Next year a new IMAX movie "Space Station" will premier. Over the coming weeks we'll present some sneak previews of this previously unseen footage. In this clip Sergei Krikalev flies through the Zarya module. QuickTime or RealVideo Astronaut Andy Thomas dangles from the end of shuttle Discovery's robotic arm while maneuvering the Lab Cradle Assembly for mounting to the International Space Station's Destiny module. QuickTime or RealVideo Spaceflight Now+Plus is a new service that enhances our extensive coverage with additional video, audio, image and virtual reality for a low-cost monthly or annual subscription fee. Click here to see what's currently available. SUBSCRIBE (U.S. Dollars) SUBSCRIBE (U.K. Pounds) |
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