Me: *confronts You In A Dark Alley With A Baseball Bat*

Astronauts; like you and me, but way cooler

I feel like these lovely ladies outside the window.

God bless ya! :)

looks like a cinnamon roll // is a cinnamon roll

looks like a cinnamon roll // will kill you

looks like they’ll kill you // is actually a cinnamon roll

looks like they’ll kill you // will kill you

??????????

space tumblr ask game because why the hell not? drop the number into the ask box etc etc you know the rules

1 - fave astronaut(s)

2 - fave mission(s)

3 - fave mission patch(es)

4 - underrated mission(s)

5 - fave moment(s) of crew banter

6 - mission you wish you could go on (and what role you'd play)

7 - if you were on a cross-country road trip with two other astronauts, who would they be? (mission control personnel also acceptable)

8 - fave space book

9 - fave space movie

10 - moon base or direct to mars?

11 - which astronaut most matches your personality?

12 - what got you into space?

13 - who would win in a fistfight: el*n m*sk or j*ff b*zos? you must explain your reasoning.

14 - space hot take?

15 - what food would you most want aboard?

16 - could you last a year on the iss? y/n

17 - the right stuff (cursed) does not exist. cast a movie abt the mercury 7.

Tag yo'self.

I'm definitely on the second photo.

Charming Frank! (:

Astronaut Frank Borman photographed by Ralph Morse, 1963

Gosh, why do Frank and Pete look like cinnamon rolls here?

Oh yep, they are cinnamon rolls!!

(4 Dec. 1965) — Fellow astronauts join the Gemini-7 prime crew for breakfast in the Manned Spacecraft Operations Building, Merritt Island, on the day of the Gemini-7 launch. Clockwise around the table, starting lower left, are astronauts James A. Lovell Jr., Gemini-7 prime crew pilot; Walter M. Schirra Jr., Gemini-6 prime crew command pilot; Donald K. Slayton, MSC assistant director for Flight Crew Operations; Virgil I. Grissom, Gemini-6 backup crew command pilot; Charles Conrad Jr., Gemini-5 prime crew pilot; and Frank Borman, Gemini-7 prime crew command pilot. Photo credit: NASA

3 December 1968 // Elvis’s tribute to Martin Luther King Jr. & Bobby Kennedy

Apollo 11 Enters Lunar Orbit & Begin to Prepare for 1st Lunar Landing (19 July 1969) 

Awww guys

Found this interesting picture surfing random message boards. I wonder what they’re all watching.