Jettisoning Collection

A balloon flying above a forest fire in Germany (colour litho)
2779714 A balloon flying above a forest fire in Germany (colour litho) by French School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: A balloon flying above a forest fire in Germany)

First Space Shuttle launch C014 / 4704
First Space Shuttle launch. First launch of the Space Shuttle Columbia, showing the two solid rocket boosters after being jettisoned

Venus Express launch, artwork

Ariane 5 rocket launch, artwork

MSG weather satellite launch, artwork

INTEGRAL satellite launch, artwork

MetOp weather satellite launch, artwork

ATV launch, artwork

Ariane 5 rocket launch, stereo image
Ariane 5 rocket launch, stereo artwork. The two solid-fuel booster rockets have just separated from the main stage. The Ariane 5 launch system is used by the European Space Agency

Herschel orbital separation, artwork. The Herschel Space Observatory (left) was launched into space on 14 May 2009 by an Ariane 5 rocket

Mars Express launch, artwork. This European Space Agency (ESA) spacecraft was launched on 2 June 2003 on a Soyuz-FG rocket

Ariane 5 launch of Envisat, artwork. This Ariane 5 rockets two solid-fuel booster rockets have just separated from the main stage. The rockets fairing (upper right) contains the Envisat satellite

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"Jettisoning: A Journey through the Skies" In a world where technology and innovation soar to new heights, jettisoning becomes an integral part of our quest for exploration. From the breathtaking sight of a balloon flying above a forest fire in Germany, to witnessing the monumental First Space Shuttle launch, we are captivated by humanity's ability to conquer the unknown. The Venus Express launch takes us on a celestial adventure as we marvel at the artwork depicting this extraordinary mission. The Ariane 5 rocket launch follows suit, showcasing its power and grace as it propels us further into space. With each satellite launch - MSG weather satellite, INTEGRAL satellite, MetOp weather satellite - we witness mankind's determination to understand and predict our ever-changing environment. As we gaze upon these remarkable artworks capturing ATV and Ariane 5 rocket launches, we are reminded of our collective ambition to push boundaries beyond Earth's atmosphere. These stereo images provide a sense of depth that mirrors our own desire for exploration. Finally, Herschel orbital separation artwork reminds us that even after reaching great heights, there is still more to discover. It symbolizes the moment when a spacecraft breaks free from its mother ship – an act akin to shedding old limitations and embracing newfound freedom. Through jettisoning, whether physical or metaphorical, humanity embarks on an eternal journey towards knowledge and discovery. We continue to defy gravity's constraints as we explore distant planets and galaxies far beyond our reach. These captivating moments captured in art serve as reminders that no dream is too big nor any frontier too vast for those who dare to venture into uncharted territories. So let us embrace this spirit – releasing ourselves from what holds us back – as we strive towards infinite possibilities awaiting us among the stars.