Transit of Venus as seen at 762nm in the CO Module.
Solar Observations taken during the Transit of Venus (Post-Second Contact)
iss044e005118 (6/26/2015) --- Cosmonaut Gennady Padalka in the U.S. Laboratory in the process of aligning the Observation Analysis of Smectic Islands in Space (OASIS) Macro Camera. The Observation and Analysis of Smectic Islands In Space (OASIS) studies the unique behavior of liquid crystals in microgravity, including their overall motion and the merging of crystal layers known as smectic islands. Liquid crystals are used for display screens in televisions and clocks, and they also occur in soaps and in cell membranes. The experiment allows detailed studies of the behavior of these structures, and how microgravity affects their unique ability to act like both a liquid and a solid crystal.
Padalka during OASIS Macro Camera Alignment in the U.S. Laboratory
Transit of Venus seen at 762nmj from the Docking Compartment 1/CO Module.
Solar Observations taken during the Transit of Venus (Between Second and Third Contacts)
Transit of Venus seen at 762nmj from the Docking Compartment 1/CO Module.
Solar Observations taken during the Transit of Venus (Between Second and Third Contacts)
Transit of Venus as seen at 762nm in the CO Module.
Solar Observations taken during the Transit of Venus (Post-Second Contact)
Transit of Venus seen at 762nmj from the Docking Compartment 1/CO Module.
Solar Observations taken during the Transit of Venus (Between Second and Third Contacts)