The launch of the Space Shuttle Discovery made this awesome image in the sky. I love rainbows, and I love Shuttle Rainbows even  more!

NASA’s Explanation: Just one minute before midnight EDT, Friday, August 28, the Space Shuttle Discovery began a long arc into a cloudy sky. Following the launch, a bright and remarkably colorful trail was captured in this time exposure from the Banana River Viewing Site, looking east toward pad 39A at the Kennedy Space Center. On STS-128, Discovery docked with the International Space Station Sunday evening. The 13-day mission will exchange space station crew members and deliver more than 7 tons of supplies and equipment. Of course, the equipment includes the Combined Operational Load Bearing External Resistance Treadmill (COLBERT).

Now it’s time to play: WHAT’S AT THE END OF THIS RAINBOW??
Is it

a) the box set to “Baywatch: Hawaii” Season 1

b) a time machine that allows you to go back and bitch slap that douche in high school… you know who I’m talkin’ about

c) the lost dreams and wishes of the actor who played the puppet “Alf” in the hit ’80s sitcom

PICK YOUR ANSWER!!