FREE NASA WALLPAPERS, APOLLO, SPACE SHUTTLES
The Wallpapers I produced here are Free for everyone to enjoy as Wallpapers Only. No profit or resale can be made from them without infringing on their copyright from different sources. But most of those Images I took from the Nasa Website and the HUBBLE Website, and both give freeware use of their images so those Images are (Public Domain) but if by mistake I took someones Copyright work, please contact me to arrange for Credits for the Images or its removal. I hope you will enjoy those Beautiful Wallpaper Images as much as I did enjoy to look for the best possible pictures quality Images to use in this Collection. Pass on the good word to your friends to Visit my Web Site and to download this wonderful collection of NASA Images.
See MY Apollo Launch Log for more details and Photos.
Please NOTE: Those photos show an accurate sequence of events as all the Apollo & Space Shuttles Missions carried on, but since that I use those photos also as Wallpapers I took the liberty to add some Nebula and Stars in the background on some of them just for the sake of making more beautiful Wallpapers.
Enjoy and Share.......Ghislain.
* This Is Where It All Began * |
Apollo 1 First manned Mission - Crew Died in Cabin Fire during Launch Pad Test on January 27 1967
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Apollo 4 was the First Unmanned test Flight of the Saturn V vehicle - Liftoff 1967-11-09 -- SPLASHDOWN 1967-11-09
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Apollo 6 was the Second and Last Unmanned test Flight - Liftoff 1968-04-04 -- Splashdown 1968-04-04
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Apollo 7 Tested the Apollo Command & Service Modules in Earth Orbit. - Liftoff 1968-10-07 -- SPLASHDOWN 1968-10-20
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Apollo 8 Was the First Mission to Orbit the Moon - Liftoff 1968-12-21 -- Splashdown 1968-12-27
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Apollo 9 Performed Earth Orbital Tests of the Lunar Module - Liftoff 1969-03-03 -- Splashdown 1969-03-13
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Apollo 10 Was a Lunar Landing Rehearsal Mission- Liftoff 1969-05-18 -- Splashdown 1969-05-26
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Apollo 11 was the First Mission to Land on the Moon's surface - Liftoff 1969-07-16 -- Splashdown 1969-07-24
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Apollo 12 was the Second Mission to Land on the Moon - Liftoff 1969-11-14 -- Splashdown 1969-11-24.
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Apollo 13 only Orbited the Moon because of Major Oxygen Problems - Liftoff 1970-04-11 -- Splashdown 1970-04-17
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Apollo 14 was 8th Manned mission and the Third to Land on the Moon - Liftoff 1971-01-31 -- Splashdown 1971-02-09
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Apollo 15 was the Ninth Manned Mission and the fourth to Land on the Moon's surface - Liftoff 1971-07-26 -- Splashdown 1971-08-07
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Apollo 16 - Tenth Manned Mission and the Fifth to Land on the Moon - Liftoff 1972-04-16 -- Splashdown 1972-04-27.
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Apollo 17 - 11 th. Manned Mission and the Last to Land on the Moon - Liftoff 1972-12-07 -- Splashdown 1972-12-19
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WHAT FOLLOWS BELOW IS A TRIBUTE TO THE CREWS OF THE CHALLENGER AND COLUMBIA DISASTERS AND TO ALL OTHER SPACE SHUTTLE CREWS THAT CAME BACK SAFELY TO EARTH.
"All Original Images Courtesy NASA and STScI/JPL-Caltech."
But Fix By Me, and Fix by Me and here it Means that I have Removed the Cross Hairs and all the dust and scratches on the Images and Adjusted the Colour Balance, Brightness, Contrast, Saturation and also Re-sized and Cropped to Wallpaper formats for a Better Crisp and Clean Image.
Below in this Section are Some of the Space Shuttle Missions in PHOTOS. See MY Space Shuttle Launch Log for more details and Photos.
Note that the Space Shuttle Enterprise never flew into space, and was a prototype built in 1976 to test landing of the Space Shuttle, and did it 5 times. It was completed 17 September 1976
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This project was a real challenge because it was very hard to find the highest quality and best resolution photos with the facts, Names and Dates included with them to make something that was chronological and factual, so with dates and the facts on each Photos because I wanted to give the viewer the sense of being there and to be part of it. Sometime I found very nice photos but there was no dates and no facts associated with them, and sometime I found crappy low resolution photos but they had all the facts and dates with them but not when I saved the files. It was only a mater of putting it all together. (In all it took me two weeks) This project was also lots of fun to do and I did learn new techniques on how to fix the photos. I had this Project in mind for the last two years and finally I got around to do it, AND NOW IT IS DONE.
Enjoy and Share..........Ghislain.
Copyright © All rights reserved to...
Ghislain Bonneau at gbphotodidactical.ca & to NASA, HUBBLE and STScI/JPL-Caltech.
