Exploration Photography Daily View - September 8, 2016

Hi and welcome to the Daily View!

While vacationing here in Orlando Kim and I thought it would be nice to take an hour drive to see sunny Cocoa Beach Florida. Naturally I got lots of great shots of the beach but I am not sharing one of those with you today. Unknown to either of us when we set out for the day was the fact that there was going to be a rocket launch at Cape Canaveral, which is right next door to Cocoa Beach. You can read about the launch here. Now you know I had to try to shoot it. And while I didn't get the best shots in the world I think this one came out okay.

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Yesterday's View...

Wednesday September 7, 2016

And that's all for today my friends. It's been a long day and I must go for now. But I'll be back real soon and I have lots of cool stuff to show you. Thanks for stopping by!

Until next time...

Exploration Photography Daily View - July 15, 2015

Hi and welcome to the Daily View! If you have been watching the news lately you undoubtedly have seen many photos of the successful flyby of Pluto by NASA's New Horizons spacecraft. This accomplishment once again sets the United States at the forefront of space exploration and gives us something to be proud of again. To honor this great achievement I would like share an image that commemorates another American first. The first humans to step foot on the Moon. Shot at the Smithsonian Institute National Air and Space Museum in Washington DC here is one of the Apollo Lunar Module's. This is not the actual module that touched down on the Moon but it was integral in Earthbound testing of the Apollo 11 Module. 

So where will we go next? Who knows? But I am sure that we as not just Americans but as a humankind will keep pushing the envelope. It is what we do! And I for one am very anxious to see the many photos of Pluto and it's moons that will be released over the next weeks.

Thanks for stopping by my friends!

Until next time...