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Instructions to attach a Space Shuttle to the 747 carrier aircraft. You have to love NASA’s sense of humor.

Martian Twilight by lazyperson202

And now we have the Apollo 8 launch. These were the first guys outside the Low Earth Orbit, flying right by the Moon. You can see the stage separation from outside, this time from the better angle and in color. Dem J-2 cluster though...

The S-Ic was running on RP-1 (airplane fuel)/liquid oxygen mixture, thus the orange bright flame. S-II on the other hand used liquid hydrogen/liquid oxygen mixture, which means the exhaust (water vapor) is invisible.

Around 1:28 you can see the vapor cone around the front of S-II, which appeared when the rocket was passing through the sound bareer, and disappeared shortly after.

After stage separation you can see that first stage engines are still glowing orange. The center engine however isn’t - is was shut down thirty seconds before (around 2:40) to avoid oscillations.

At the end of the video you can see the interstage separating, which was done to reduce the spacecraft's mass.

The ultimate short field landing.

S4E22, Trade Ya - Deleted Scene

Inspired by/ripped off of that one Always Sunny joke

For better quality, click it to go to the Deviantart submission, or use these mirrors! Imgur, Gfycat.

S4E25, Twilight’s Kingdom, Part 1 - Deleted Scene 

The best part of this one is it’s totally canon unless proven otherwise

This is all text and no breaks. Use the Gfycat mirror to slow it down if you want! (Imgur, Gfycat)

Great photo. Poor birds though. A quiet morning suddenly full of explosive fury.

The assembly of Apollo 4, which was an unmanned test flight.