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The Bruce Murray Space Image Library is a unique collection – recent and past photos and videos from the world’s space agencies, artwork, diagrams, and amateur-processed space images. Bruce Murray, Planetary Society cofounder and emeritus director of NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, insisted that planetary missions take photos for the public as well as for scientists. Bruce literally helped change our picture of the solar system.
Mars Base Camp slide 2
Liftoff of IXV
Liftoff of Vega and IXV
IXV flight profile
The business end of IXV's Vega rocket
IXV waiting for recovery
Falcon 9 impacts the drone ship
Falcon 9 Rapid Unscheduled Disassembly
The three program managers
Orion Boilerplate Test Article
Orion on the U.S.S. Arlington well deck
Orion inside the U.S.S. Arlington's flooded well deck
Orion recovery training at Naval Station Norfolk
The Dream Chaser
J-2X lights up the night
J-2X engine gimbal testing
Morpheus ready for tethered flight 22
Orion splashes down
Morpheus hot fire test 5
Testing future spacecraft technologies
Pressurized rovers on Mars
Prototype Venus Balloon
Artist's concept of antimatter propulsion system
Mars lander concept
SLS RS-25 engine test video
Planetary exploration with SLS
Space Launch System expanded view
Human mission to an asteroid in an Orion capsule (thumbnail)
Grasshopper takes flight
Interact Centaur Rover
SuperDraco test fire
Mount Abu Observatory
ULA CubeSat launch infographic
Mars split mission concept
The Ultimate Sandbox, by Michael Whelan
IRNSS-1I liftoff
NASA Asteroid Redirect Mission concept
Orion with service module
Asteroid Redirect Mission spacecraft
Mars Sample Return concept
SMART Reuse
SuperDraco test montage
Grasshopper takes flight
Concept Network of Nanosats in Orbit Around Earth
Dream Chaser docked at International Space Station
Blue Origin orbital rocket
Orion with ESA service module, labeled version
Installing the J-2X
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