To se tedy vyvedlo. SOFIA v plne krase...:)
NASA's SOFIA, formally known as the Stratospheric Observatory for Infrared Astronomy, is deployed to the United States
Antarctic Program's facilities at Christchurch International Airport and completed its first science flight at 4 a.m.
local time July 18 (noon EDT July 17). SOFIA airborne observatory will be based in New Zealand for two weeks, taking
advantage of the Southern Hemisphere's orientation to study celestial objects that are difficult or impossible to see
in the northern sky. A team of scientists, engineers, pilots and technicians from the United States and Germany are
deployed with SOFIA to support as many as nine research flights through Aug. 1.

HADIAK: pac uz je zadokovano :)

Progress M-20M / 52 Resupply Spacecraft Docks With ISS - YouTube
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZEvbxZdx2iY

Barnard's Star moving moving through space over ~5 decades. To make this GIF I used images
from the National Geographic Society's Palomar Observatory Sky Survey via the Digitized Sky
Survey, and the last frame is from the Sloan Digital Sky Survey. Barnard's star is a low-
mass dwarf that's only 6 light years away from us (hence the high relative motion versus other
stars), and is one of the oldest stars in our Milky Way Galaxy, at ~12 billion years old, and
if one excludes the Alpha/Proxima Centauri system, it's the next closest star to us.

včera jsem zaslechl že odstartovala zásobovací loď Progress, tak by to mohlo být ono

GREGI:
Title: Scott Worden On The Moon In 1971
Caption: IN SPACE - MARCH 12: American Astronaut Scott Worden Carries A 70Mm Camera During The Apollo Xv March 12, 1971. (Photo by Keystone-France/Gamma-Keystone via Getty Images)
Date created: 12 Mar 1971

DESTROYER: ten uz svuj prostor mel. And he blew it :-)