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LADEE Awaits Spin Balance Testing
LADEE Awaits Spin Balance Testing

The LADEE spacecraft awaits spin balance testing, conducted to ensure stability during flight, at NASA’s Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia.

SOFIA’s First Southern Hemisphere Deployment
SOFIA’s First Southern Hemisphere Deployment

The SOFIA flying observatory taxis to the Christchurch, New Zealand, terminal after a nighttime flight to study celestial objects visible…

SOFIA’s First Southern Hemisphere Deployment
SOFIA’s First Southern Hemisphere Deployment

SOFIA's First Southern Hemisphere Deployment

SOFIA’s First Southern Hemisphere Deployment
SOFIA’s First Southern Hemisphere Deployment

SOFIA's First Southern Hemisphere Deployment

SOFIA’s First Southern  Hemisphere Deployment
SOFIA’s First Southern Hemisphere Deployment

The SOFIA 747SP taxis in to the Christchurch International Airport terminal in New Zealand on July 18, 2013, on its…

SOFIA’s First Southern  Hemisphere Deployment
SOFIA’s First Southern Hemisphere Deployment

The SOFIA flying observatory arrived in Christchurch, New Zealand on July 18, 2013, for its first Southern Hemisphere deployment.

SOFIA’s First Southern Hemisphere Deployment
SOFIA’s First Southern Hemisphere Deployment

Astronomers aboard the SOFIA flying observatory look at data gathered by the GREAT spectrometer on a flight from Christchurch, New…

SOFIA’s First Southern Hemisphere Deployment
SOFIA’s First Southern Hemisphere Deployment

Jurgen Stutzki, deputy principal investigator for the GREAT spectrometer, was aboard the SOFIA flying observatory for a flight to study…

SOFIA’s First Southern Hemisphere Deployment
SOFIA’s First Southern Hemisphere Deployment

NASA's SOFIA flying observatory is framed by a rainbow following a shower as it sits on a ramp at Christchurch…

SOFIA’s First Southern Hemisphere Deployment
SOFIA’s First Southern Hemisphere Deployment

On the rain-soaked ramp at its deployment base at Christchurch International Airport, New Zealand. NASA's SOFIA flying observatory is ready…