Image: National Mall in Washington, DC As Seen From Orbit
“Astronauts on board the International Space Station captured this view of Washington, D.C. and the surrounding area on Sunday, Jan. 20, one day before the public Inauguration of President Barack Obama.”
Image: Mars Curiosity Replica Prepares for Inaugural Parade
“On Saturday morning, Jan. 19, 2013, at Joint Base Anacostia Bolling (JBAB) in Washington, Steve LaDrew, with Capitol Exhibit Services, adjusts the Mastcam on a replica of the Mars Curiosity Rover.”
@SpaceArtAl: @tweetsoutloud’s special hair tattoo for #inaug2013 parade. I always loved the @NASA worm logo. bit.ly/WAO4Ry
Image: Washington DC on The Eve of Inauguration As Seen From Orbit
“@Cmdr_Hadfield – Chris Hadfield – Washington D.C. on Saturday night of the Inaugural Weekend. You can even follow the parade route.”
“@SpaceArtAl [Alan Ladwig] NASA is the only Federal Agency [Other than DoD] in the Inaugural Parade. Still think this Administration doesn’t support space? #inaug2013”

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2 replies on “NASA and the Inauguration”

  1. Too bad all the networks had cut away from the Inaugural Parade coverage at the very moment the NASA procession was coming into view!

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