Fine pics

[philipwalker]

Some pics doing the rounds

http://www.texasjim.com/NASApix/NASA%20pix.htm

[Pau1]

Cracking photos there. What a job!

[RSVI]

Great pictures, using one now for my desktop.

They've got some balls to do that job, I'm ok with heights but it does make me feel uneasy just looking at the pictures!

Hats off to them

[G8ANT]

WoW Great Pics what a great occupation and chat up line, not many people will ever be priveliged enough to get to do that in their lives, you do like the photography though dont you Phil,

[s4woody]

amazing how technology has moved on since they went to the moon..i wonder why they never went back to check on there flag...

[DavidT]

They are just fantastic. Thanks for posting

[JohnRet.]

Awesome stuff.

They never went to the moon anyway

[Blue_Thunder]

Looks like they'd pass the Daz doorstep challenge.

[S4TAN]

Utterly stunning photographs ... simply breath-taking. Wonderful in the truest sense of the word.

[rolskii]

Thats some serious shiiit ....... its a bit higher than me after some heavy smokkkking ....

[arS4]

Amazing pics

[neily]

lost for words....AWESOME.......

[VARSITY]

If you can see that much detail of the earth from the pics, can you see the shuttle using a decent telescope?

A qusetion from my 9y/o son.

[K2]

If you can see that much detail of the earth from the pics, can you see the shuttle using a decent telescope?

A qusetion from my 9y/o son.

If you know where to look!

[dazzer]

Awesome photos. I have got one from NASA labs of Bruce McCandless 2nd undertaking the first untethered space walk using the MMU (Manned Manouvering Unit). It's a mentally good photo but the clarity and perspective of these photos are just brilliant.

One day, probably after we are dead and buried people will be able to pay to do this - hope cryogenics becomes a reality soon.