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With the #SpaceX DM-2 mission coming up I thought I'd collect some unique images of the space coast and make a a bit of a thread! All of these images have the space coast in them somewhere.
1 - Saturn S-IVB stage after stage separtion for the Apollo 7 mission on 1974-01-22
1 - Saturn S-IVB stage after stage separtion for the Apollo 7 mission on 1974-01-22
1 - An image taken from Skylab during the SL4 mission on 1974-01-22
2 - The first satellite image of the space coast I can find. Taken by Landsat-4 on 1982-12-08
2 - The first satellite image of the space coast I can find. Taken by Landsat-4 on 1982-12-08
1 - An image from STS-37 to deploy the Compton Gamma Ray Observatory on 1991-04-04.
2 - Taken from Mir on 1997-04-20 during the Shuttle-Mir program.
2 - Taken from Mir on 1997-04-20 during the Shuttle-Mir program.
1 - STS-103 during a @NASAHubble servicing mission, with the Space Coast below the solar array.
2 - The tail end of Endeavour over the Space Coast during a Shuttle Radar Topography Mission on 2000-02-??
2 - The tail end of Endeavour over the Space Coast during a Shuttle Radar Topography Mission on 2000-02-??
1 - A grogeous image from ISS009 (I don't fully understand the code on these images but if anyone can help that would be great!) on 2004-08-30.
2 - Another beautiful shot from the ISS on 2009-02-18. All those launch pads
2 - Another beautiful shot from the ISS on 2009-02-18. All those launch pads
Taken during the servicing of @NASAHubble on STS-125. You can't see the Space Coast directly in this image, but if you follow the coastline you can see that it is right behind Hubble 
An image from ISS Expedition 44, the Space Coast from the Cupola. I'm assuming this image was taken by @StationCDRKelly during his one year in space on 2015-07-06.
A more recent image of the sapce coast from ISS Expedition 59, with one of the solar arrays from Cygnus NG-11 Roger Chaffee on 2019-05-26!
After looking back through these images I can't wait to see the images that @AstroBehnken & @Astro_Doug capture during their upcoming missions!
Credit for image: Earth Science and Remote Sensing Unit, NASA Johnson Space Center
Credit for image: Earth Science and Remote Sensing Unit, NASA Johnson Space Center
