
ALT A close-up photo of the Moon, which is about three-quarters full; its left side is in shadow. Its gray seas and circular impact craters are clearly visible. Near the center of the image, the International Space Station can just barely be seen passing in front of the Moon. Credit: NASA/Joel Kowsky

ALT A remote camera image of the first flight of the United Launch Alliance (ULA) Vulcan rocket as it lifts off its launch platform. The white rocket in the center of the image has the ULA logo and the American flag painted along its length, and sparks and fire emanate from its base. Its metal gantry to the left, and the road in the foreground are illuminated by the fire’s glow. Credit: United Launch Alliance
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