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⚡️🔊🎶A—-Z world building w/ @dave_charlesworth’s new card game /// this time in space 🪐✨💫 The Video: ‘Lethe’ was made following our session & will be showing at @southkiosk from Thursday 1st Oct //// South Kiosk is pleased to present “A hand is dealt”, a project based on a collaborative world building card game created by Dave Charlesworth. From 1st-18th of October Dave will be hosting pre-booked, socially distanced sessions of the game from specifically created sets within the gallery. The visitor will become a performer and author within the space, forming improvised world building narratives with the support of Dave who will work as the deck’s archivist and provide interpretation of the drawn cards. With the agreement of the participants, some of these sessions will be developed as online streams available to watch on South Kiosk’s Instagram Live and Twitch. The gallery will also be open on Sundays throughout the project for pre-booked socially distanced viewing visits, where visitors can see the sets, find out more about the game, and see responses to game sessions by Anne Duffau(A---Z), Linda Persson, Ibrahim Azab, and Serena Korda. Additionally, remote, online sessions of the game can be scheduled throughout the duration of the project. “A hand is dealt” is a generative game in which cards are drawn to push forward and alter the direction of the player driven spoken narrative. Each game is completed through the production of a new card, which is subsequently added to the deck. The game initially began with nine cards and now features twenty-three cards. Once the project is completed, new cards will be added which will be available to purchase as an edition. Game sessions and gallery visits can be booked at https://southkiosk.as.me (link in bio). All in person game sessions and gallery visits are limited to one person or household group per slot. “A hand is dealt” has been generously supported by Arts Council England’s Emergency Response Fund and features illustrations by Tom Gooch. #worldbuilding #improvisation #performanceart - @a___________________________z on Instagram
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🌌 Andromeda Galaxy🌌 1000 billion stars 1000 billion planet, 1000 billion asteroid millions of nebulae. just in this little photo and 3 night for take that ✨✨✨✨✨✨. Follow me @astroshooters_ _______________________________________________________.#astrophotography #astrophotographers #astronomy #astronomie #galaxy #andromeda #galaxypic #skyphotography #skyphotos #skylovers #nightphotography #skywatcher #photography #photoshoot #photographer #deepspace #longexposure #longexposure_photos #longexposurephotography #shootingday #space #nebula - @astroshooters_ on Instagram
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- Saturns icy moon Mimas seems dwarfed by the planets enormous rings
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- Buzz Aldrin - Gemini 12 - November 1966
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- Arizona Night Sky [5184x3456] [OC]
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Hubble Spies Sparkling Galaxy As beautiful as the surrounding space may be, the sparkling galaxy in the foreground of this image from the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope undeniably steals the show. This spotlight-hogging galaxy, seen set against a backdrop of more distant galaxies of all shapes and sizes, is known as PGC 29388. Although it dominates in this image, this galaxy is a small player on the cosmic stage and is known as a dwarf elliptical galaxy. As the dwarf moniker suggests, the galaxy is on the smaller side, and boasts a mere 100 million to a few billion stars — a very small number indeed when compared to the Milky Ways population of around 250 billion to 400 billion stellar residents. Text credit: ESA (European Space Agency) Image credit: ESA/Hubble andamp; NASA, T. Armandroff Hubble Space Telescope #Nasa #Esa #Hubble #Galaxy #Space - @92drago1 on Instagram
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- Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko Icy Landscape [1024x1024]
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- Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Germany, and the Aurora Borealis in one picture.
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- Dark Matter
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- Good soldiers follow orders
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- Aerospace Engineering & Astronauts
- Comets
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- Astro-gazing
- Thats no moon
- Pluto [1920x1080]
- Jupiter as seen in 1879 and 2014. Weve come a long way [1299x648]
- ITAP of the Falcon Heavy launch
Thermal Image of #VikramLander #Chandrayaan2 #VikramLanderFound #ISRO #chandrayaan2landing🌘🚀🇮🇳 - @ganeshrane_26 on Instagram
- This is Haumea, a dwarf planet in the far reaches of Kuiper belt beyond Neptune. Its radius is 816 km and has Rings! Maybe they are not as beautiful as Saturns, but are still great for an object of this size!
- NASA’s Curiosity Mars Rover rover took images of Earth and our Moon in 2014, after sunset on Mars.
- Lightning inside the eye of Hurricane Bansi caught by the ISS
- Wishing well star cluster, as snapped by spacecraft [OS] [1024x1024]
- Galileos view of Venus as it flew by on February 11, 1990 (animated gif)
- Live image taken from various locations of India of the Total Solar Eclipse that happened today (26/12/2019). Notice the varying colors and the slightly mismatched timings of the eclipse despite all four of those locations being in the same time zone.
- The planet J1407b has rings 200 times the size of Saturn
- Neptune and Triton, captured by Voyager 2 on its way out of the solar system in August 1989.
#insadesigns #costume #jewellery #jewelrydesigner #music #london #jacks #necklaces #dailyinspo - @insadesigns on Instagram
- LAST YOUNG RENEGADE.
- Why do I have a tackle box full of lures?
- Astronaut Bruce McCandless floating 320 feet away from his ship with the use of a jet pack (1984)
- Space exploration
- Interesting fact Because earths rotation is slowing down, today is about 0.00000002 seconds longer than yesterday
- Flat earth?
- ESA astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti training for spacewalks in NASAs Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory in Houston
- This may be my new favorite space picture: The rising sun as photographed by Alexander Gerst aboard the ISS.
- The coldest known place in the universe, the Boomerang Nebula
- Youtube rewind Ah, thats hot. template. Just put an image in the white below and post!
- weather balloon
- This view from the Apollo 11 spacecraft shows the Earth rising above the moons horizon.
- Earth be like
- Blursed Jupiter
- You can fit every planet in the distance between the earth and the moon. The sun however, you couldn’t even fit 1/3 of it.
- My latest photo of Mars as it approaches opposition [OC]
- The kind Caretaker
- The International Space Station (ISS) over Miami photographed from the Space Shuttle Endeavour in Dec 2001
- Astronaut with MMU - Kennedy Space Center [OC]
- How much magnification it takes to resolve a distant planet
If the plan doesnt work, change the plan but never the goal. - null - #somewheremagazine #vsco #spotfav2017 - @dsdsta on Instagram
- I took a picture of Saturn using a $200 telescope and a $5 webcam.
- It has a suit, but its still dead!
- r/upliftingnews
- ESA astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti checks her Sokol pressure suit in preparation for the Expedition 43 crews departure from the International Space Station after 6 1/2 months in space. [4940x3292]
- Why doesnt oxygen flow over the edge?
The International Space Station (ISS) passes in front of Mars, as viewed from San Diego, CA on September 14, 2020. The first image represents a single frame of 0.35ms exposure from a longer video sequence captured at 41 fps. The second image is a composite of five consecutive frames. The image was taken with a C9.25 Edge HD telescope and ASI183 monochrome camera, at exactly 05:15:47 PDT, and required setting up at a precise location, located within a 90m ground track. Higher quality images can be seen through my Flickr page linked in my profile, and a longer video sequence is available on YouTube. https://youtu.be/oHcMvF-nP2s - @thomasdglenn on Instagram
- The eruption of Volcan Chabuco as seen by Samantha Cristoforetti
- Awesome
- Haunted tree
- Lost in space
- Star Constellations
- Were thankful for the pale blue dot, the only home weve ever known
- Blursed digging
- April, 1972. Astronaut Charles M. Duke Jr., lunar module pilot, is photographed collecting lunar samples at Station No. 1, during the first Apollo 16 extravehicular activity (EVA), at the Descartes landing site. This picture, looking eastward, was taken by astronaut John W. Young, commander.
- Image of Saturn, taken by the Cassini space probe. Still get chills every time I see this.
- INFOgráficos
- Apollo 12 Moonwalk. Black and white image in comments, color by OP. [Colorized]
planets_3 . . . . . #artdirection #behance #certain #certainmag#communicationdesign #creativedesign#designer #designergrafico #designfeed#designinspiration #dribbble #eyeondesign#graphicart #graphicdesign#graphicdesigndaily #graphicdesigner#graphicinspiration #graphis #graphisme#printdesign #printisnotdead #selectedworks#typematters #typography #visualarts#visualcommunication #visualdesigner#visualgraphc #vsljrnl - @lukejones_designer on Instagram
Planet Zaoul. Home of the R‘ha. #exoplanet #rha #scifi #conceptart #cgi #planetrender #unrealengine #alien #world #art #artwork #berlin #blender #animation - @kaleblechowski on Instagram
- Astronaut Bruce McCandless is floating in open space a few meters from the shuttle Challenger, 1984. [707x697]
- Ive come a long way, but still have even longer to go (progress between last November and now)
- Humor and Curiosity
- Raw image of Saturn taken by the Cassini Mission - 2004.
- Ground Control to Major Tom...
Treat You Right (Music Video) @yellowdayss Cinematography- @tmvandenbroek https://youtu.be/uKI_qTPikYg - - - #yellowdays #musicvideo #cinematography - @tmvandenbroek on Instagram
- Hubble images
- A solar dragon, image of a large prominence I took last week [OC]
- hmmm
Photographer @aaronandersonvisuals says, Just trying to navigate a crazy world in a space suit. . How do you venture out these days? . . . . . #Tenba #bags #travel #adventure #artofvisuals #ourplanetdaily #cameragear #camerabags #visualambassadors #moodygrams #main_vision #visualsoflife #natgeotravel #earthfocus #earth_official #natgeo #landscapephotography #travelphotography - @tenbabags on Instagram
- This was one of my first attempts at photographing saturn. Unfortunately its quite fuzzy but Im still proud of it!
- Space shuttle launch viewed from a plane
- Saturn tonight
- An astrophoto I took last March. It’s a wide field image of the Virgo galaxy cluster. When you zoom in you can see multiple fuzzy discs which are hundreds of galaxies visible in this frame.
- I just took this photo of saturn
- Lego
- Image of Jupiter I took over the summer
- A UV image of M101, the pinwheel galaxy, taken from a small telescope on the Moon by the Chinese lunar lander Change 3.
- 2 years ago, Cassini dove into Saturns atmosphere ending its mission after over 13 years studying the planet, its rings and moons (and moonlets!)
- The best picture of Earth from Space that Ive ever seen (tweeted by Scott Kelly aboard the ISS tonight)
- Amazing and Cleaver pictures
- All dressed up but nowhere to go.
- Universe Information
- The sunlit edge of Titans south polar vortex standing out against the dark side of the moons hazy atmosphere
- OTD 49 years ago
This past Memorial Day, the Virgin Orbit team took an enormous step forward in conducting our very first Launch Demo with LauncherOne. We set out to learn and to collect data — and boy, did we ever learn a lot. Tap the link in our bio to learn more about what happened. Both our team and our rocket have been honed and refined by our first launch campaign, and now we’re ready for the next chapter. We’ve also been keeping in lockstep with our customers, finding the best options for them. With a clear path forward, we’re extremely excited to announce that our Launch Demo-2 mission will carry 11 nanosatellites for @nasa! - @virgin.orbit on Instagram
- Home Planet, Earth
- Classroom fun
- Apollo 17 astronaut Gene Cernan drives on the surface of the moon during the LRV initial test drive. Note the dust being thrown up by the right-front wheel, even at very low speed. [2340x2350]
- I took some suggestions and improved my solar system generator with better rings and colorful stars
- Welcome to Comet 67P, captured by Rosetta spacecraft
- In 1984 Bruce McCandless hovered 320ft away from the challenger and made it back safely with a jetpack
- Methane clouds on Titan.
- Saturns North Pole has a hexagon looking polar cap.
Todos os 8️⃣ planetas do Sistema Solar e Plutão: 1️⃣ – Terra 2️⃣ – Vênus 3️⃣ – Marte 4️⃣ – Mercúrio 5️⃣ – Urano 6️⃣ – Netuno 7️⃣ – Júpiter 8️⃣ – Saturno 9️⃣ – Plutão PS: estão dispostos ao acaso. ✨Siga @geografiageral 👣 O MELHOR IG do assunto no insta brasileiro 🇧🇷! #planetas #planets #sistemasolar #solarsystem #systèmesolaire #planetaanão - @decifrandoastronomia on Instagram
- Kepler K2-138 System (Artists Concept)
- Earth from ISS (looks more like scifi pic) [3032x2012]
- Salute to the Kerbin
- Apollo 50
Today #Chandrayaan2 completes one year on Moon orbit. #Chandrayaan2 was successfully inserted in to Lunar orbit on August 20, 2019. Photo Courtesy : ISRO - @ksivan_isro on Instagram
- Skywatcher
- Reconstructed and edited a picture of Jupiter taken from the JUNO mission of NASA
- Saturn on the 21st of August.
- Hubble images
- Constellation
- The way this satellite dish aligns with the moon
- 46.2 km from Churyumov–Gerasimenko Comet [515x515]
- Astronomy pictures. Looking up and out.
- astronomy
- Sci-fiction astronomy digital artwork
- ISS from Space Shuttle Endeavour during flyaround on the STS-126 mission. [2,849 × 4,288]
- Their faces show their takeaways from Apollo 11. Happy 51st, Eagle!
- Astronaut Reid Wiseman above our Blue Marble on the first spacewalk of Expedition 41, working in the vacuum of space for 6 hours and 13 minutes [4312x2868][OS] NASA/ESA/Alexander Gerst
- Always has been astronaut template
- Magnificent view from Space Shuttle Endeavour in orbit.
- The correct time to use the F word [1920X1080]
- I composited seven different photos from Apollo into one... in 8k resolution
- [OC] The UK from our high altitude balloon [1920x1080]
- Space
- hmmm
- A photograph of Earth taken by an astronaut on the ISS during Expedition 42, taken over western China.
- ITAP of the milky way (barely)
- This is curiosity! Im suprised that we could track it
- Photo of the Earths atmosphere and the moon. Shot by the international space station.
Theme divider 3/3 ❤️ - @kacchan.vsp on Instagram
- India-Pakistan Military Controlled Border Seen from the ISS. On the left u have pakistan and on the right India.(4928x3280)
- Apollo Archives *EDIT #4*
- I took this picture of the orion constellation in my heavily light polluted backyard
Neptune and Triton! 🔭🤩 Neptune hit opposition this week, and heres my latest image of the beautiful blue planet and its moon Triton. The skies were quite nice while I imaged this duo the other day, and luckily I caught this right before the fires went crazy and the skies clouded over. Heres a cool fact: Triton orbits Neptune backwards compared to the other bodies of our solar system. Most of the objects that orbit our star go in the same direction. And their moons also go in that same direction as well. However, there are exceptions, like Triton that go the other way. Orbits like this are suspected to have occurred when one body captures another as opposed to them coming into existence together. For this reason, it is suspected that Triton is an outsider to Neptune, and that the moon just got caught in Neptunes gravity as it passed by one day. Also, zoom in, and let me know your thoughts. Theres a tiny chance I pulled a little surface detail from the clouds, but Im guessing its just processing artifacts. I used this image in my larger solar system collage print recently too. Follow the link in my bio to get your copy! #neptune #triton #nasa #space #solarsystem #planet #nightsky #telescope #spaceexploration #spacex #likeabos #highpointscientific #dailyspaceshot #cosmos #universe #apod #universetoday #startalkradio #darkskies #mindfulness #science #orbit #celestron #opteam #skywatcher #mars #saturn #jupiter #opteam - @nightskyflying on Instagram
- Saturn, 5-18-20, Through an 8” telescope [OC]
- Taken by the Cassini Spacecraft on its journey towards Saturn
- Chinese Moon Rover Making Tracks on Lunar Far Side
- New image the Eta Carinae star system
- Buzz Aldrins self-portrait photo during his Gemini XII EVA.
Moon Walk, Earths Moon, 1969 @natgeo #moon #moonwalk #earth #1969 - @national_geographic.photo on Instagram
- EXTRATERRESTRIAL
- International Space Station crew members capture a lightning flash over the Pacific Ocean at night. [4928 × 3280]
- Fly me to the Moon
- Full image of Saturn, taken by Cassini
- A planet among 3 galaxies (SpaceEngine)
- The Canadarm. Today.
- Horizon, a Naturally Habitable Exomoon
- Sol System [1920 x 1080]
- moon design
Saturno anoche desde La Serena. Obtenida con telescopio GSO Ritchey Chretien de 8 pulgadas, Barlow 3x Explore Scientific y cámara QHY5LIIC. Grabación de 10 minutos de vídeo, apilado del 60% de los mejores frame. Apilado en Autostaker, procesado en Registax y FitWork - @northoptics on Instagram
- Falcon 9 flew for the first time ten years ago today. Completing 85 missions to date, Falcon 9 is now the most flown operational rocket in the United States.
- Apollo Program
- Saturn with my 8” telescope
- Astronaut Robert Stewart during Manned Maneuvering Unit (MMU) Exercise untethered above the Earth. February 11, 1984. [4209 x 4209]
- Lost in Space (3440 x 1440)
- Buzz Aldrins First Words on the Moon [OC]
- This is actually KSP...
- The International Space Station as of Oct. 4, 2018 [6048 x 4032]
- Buzz Aldrin Next to Solar Wind Experiment in Front of the Lunar Module Eagle July 20th, 1969
- I have a rare disease that is causing me to go blind. Visited the moon to see the Earth before that happens
- Aliens And UFOs
- Earth from Apollo 15 as its returning
—————————————————— | made by nasa and esa | —————————————————— @http_astronomy —————————————————— #nasa #esa #roscosmos #spacex #space #science #travel #cosmos #technology #explore #astronaut #humanity #spaceexploration - @http_astronomy on Instagram
- ITAP of a radio transmission tower
- Cotton candy planet kepler-51b
- Buzz Aldrin taking a selfie before they were cool - 1966
- *Moon Missions
- Solar eclipse in Mexico
Un bon jour pour se réconcilier avec Saturne... Qui n’a pas un problème avec ce que représente cette planète sur un plan archétypes ? C’est l’image du père sévère, des structures enfermantes, de la loi contraignante. Elle réfère au principe de réalité, au cadre, aux règles et la punition afférente. A l’absence aussi, au manque, aux épreuves, aux difficultés de la vie inhérentes à la condition humaine. Saturne est synonyme de séparation, de castration et de rigidité. Il restreint, il frustre, il plombe. C’est pour cela que l’on a tendance à ne pas en vouloir, à avoir un problème avec son niveau d’exigence, son besoin de contrôle et la discipline qu’il requiert. Sauf que l’on ne peut pas vivre sans lui. C’est lui qui nous fait franchir des caps de maturité tous les 7 ans environ. C’est lui qui nous permet d’accéder à la raison, de devenir adulte et de prendre des responsabilités. L’expérience nous apprend que moins on l’intègre plus on le subit. Cela revient à projeter tout ce qui symbolise la structure et l’autorité, la loi, sur des personnes ou des situations extérieures à nous. Parfois de façon positive, mais aussi souvent de façon négative quand le lien nous infantilise, nous dévalorise et nous empêche de trouver notre sécurité intérieure et de devenir autonome à part entière. En revanche, plus on l’intègre, plus il nous donne la possibilité de réaliser ce qui nous tient le plus à coeur. Il nous donne les moyens de notre ambition, nous permet de concrétiser ce qui autrement resterait dans l’imaginaire. Il nous permet de donner corps, de passer de la conception à la naissance. A un moment ou à un autre, il est essentiel de s’en faire un allié pour devenir maître de sa vie. Cela demande un énorme travail sur soi qui prend de surcroît du temps. Saturne est aussi maître du temps... Cela demande de se discipliner davantage, de rompre avec des schémas, situations, personnes qui sont en distorsion de notre vérité intérieure, de procéder à des renoncements nécessaires, faire des choix engageants, et surtout s’engager vis-à-vis de soi-même. Car Saturne est aussi synonyme de sagesse, de raison, de maîtrise. Suite en commentaire - @sophiekellerastrologue on Instagram
. . . ... JULY 20, 1969 APOLLO 11 took the Earth to the moon. . . . . . #friendsinprofile #friendsinstreets #friendsinbnw #friendsineditroom #friendsinperson - @laqha on Instagram
- Earth Rise over Lunar Horizon
- Saturn in near-infrared methane absorption bands and in true color processed from Cassini data taken in Sept. 2007
- Saturn from June 17th with three moons Tethys, Dione and Rhea. [1024 x 768] [OC]
- Didn’t realize it but I missed the full solar eclipse, saw it after the mun moved a bit! -Xbox
- This day 46 years ago, Apollo 11 landed on the moon.
- Jupiter and the shadow of one of its moons, taken during a 0.4 second exposure at f/5.6 at 50mm focal length
- On 15 November 2019 European Space Agency (ESA) Astronaut Luca Parmitano takes an out-of-this-world space-selfie with his spacesuits helmet visor down during the first spacewalk to repair the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer, the International Space Stations cosmic particle detector.
- All About The Earth & Space
- Technicians suit a up a U2 pilot [2048x1360]
- You can see Jupiter in the daytime if you know where to look. This was taken from my backyard Sunday morning. [OC]
- After purchasing a telescope many years ago, Ive been trying to take a picture of saturn, it took me YEARS UPON YEARS trying to take one, but eventually... I failed and stole an image from google
- Earthrise from the Moon (Apollo 11) [800x790] Almost 45 years old, but still one of the most beautiful pieces of spaceporn ever taken.
2020.06.21 annular solar eclipse IR (25.0368000,121.5342097) 在星際間浮游，從現在開始起飛，200年後再見 #eclipse #annularsolareclipse #solar #solarsystem #solareclipse #taipeitaiwan #taiwan #ir #infrared - @judechen1981 on Instagram
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- Curiosity Rover landing captured by the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter
- Earth view
- Building a new lunar station :)
- Irwin Allen
- Saturn in its natural colours
- Hello Little Rock, Memphis, Jackson, New Orleans, Birmingham, Miami, and many places in between! from the ISS [5568 x 3712]
Uranus ______________________________ #uranus #infrared #titania #umbriel #portia #miranda #puck #ariel #oberon #isaac #vlt #eso #planets #universe - @gaardls on Instagram
- Earth our Mother Land
- Chinas Bunny lunar rover has just set the record for the longest operational period for a rover on the Moon!
- Moon Landing (2560x1440)
- Arizona Seen From Space, ISS (4928 x 2682)
- Earth & Space
- Buzz Aldrin looking at the flag on the surface of the Moon has been given a new lease on life after an amateur photographer restored the image to reveal Aldrins smiling face. Credit-Andy Saunders
- Venus and Pleiades conjuction, an event which happens roughly every eight years, from Bortle 9 city skies
- Monday Morning Humor
- The ISS Crossing The Line That separates Night and Day On Earth. Credit - NASA
- Drone lightpainting II [1800x1200][OC]
- I took two pictures of Jupiter 40 minutes apart. Can you spot the difference?
- Apollo 17. The white desert.
- 8 hours 12 min in outer space
- The Apollo landing mirror left on the Moon on July 21, 1969 by the crew of Apollo 11 to measure the distance between surfaces of Earth and the Moon using laser ranging
- Mir and the Moon: while orbiting the planet during their June 1998 mission, the crew of the Space Shuttle Discovery photographed this view of two satellites of the Earth [2151x2020]
- On this day in 1969, astronauts Neil Armstrong and Edwin “Buzz” Aldrin became the first men to walk on the moon after reaching the surface in their Apollo 11 lunar module. (1557 by 1168 pixels)
- NASA Astronaut Robert L. Stewart uses his hands to control his movement in space while using the nitrogen propelled Manned Maneuvering Unit (MMU) as he orbits above Earth in February 1984. He is floating without tethers attaching him to NASAs Space Shuttle Challenger (STS-41B).
- Bizarre News
- On this day in 1930, astronaut John Young was born. He flew in space six times (twice each on Gemini, Apollo, and Space Shuttle missions), and served as an astronaut longer than anyone to date: 42 years (1962-2004).
We usually post Mondays to give us a shot of hope during these trying times but weve been at a loss for words. Nothing has prepared us for whats unfolding before our eyes. We stand in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement and we are trying to understand how to be allies rather than silently supporting a system which disproportionately oppresses people of color. These are challenging times in which two opposing views can be right in that violence is not the answer while peaceful protesting has not moved the needle enough for true social change. We dont have the answers but our hearts are broken by how division is being sown around the world. We encourage empathy, love, and care and look forward to a day where celebration seems appropriate. - @globaleclipsegathering on Instagram
- Ring of Fire
Você conhece as missões Apollo que foram até a Lua? 🧐⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀ O Programa Apollo foi a empreitada criada pelos Estados Unidos na década de 1960, durante a corrida espacial contra a União Soviética, para levar o ser humano à Lua. 🌝⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀ Ele veio em decorrência de outros dois projetos, o Mercury: que tinha como objetivo levar um americano ao espaço; e o Gemini: que permitiu o desenvolvimento de manobras espaciais e as condições de permanência no espaço necessárias para um viagem espacial. 🚀 ⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀ O Programa Apollo necessitou de várias missões para desenvolver a cápsula dos astronautas, o módulo lunar e o famoso foguete Saturno V. Quer saber mais sobre essas missões? Acesse nosso site! Link nos stories! 🙌⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀ #ManualdoMundo #Apollo #Espaço #Lua #ViagemEspacial - @manualdomundo on Instagram
- 54 years ago today, Ed White became the first American to walk in space!
- US Army Lieutenant Colonel and NASA astronaut, Anne McClain performs her promotion ceremony during underwater space training alongside Army divers.
- The Great Lakes region as viewed from the International Space Station (1200x799)
- Saturns rings photo taken by Cassini. That is a big planet.
- Apollo 8: Christmas At The Moon
- First selfie in space: Buzz Aldrin, Gemini 12, 1966. [x-post from r/Space] [600x600]
- Space telescope
- Saturn and its moon Titan
- Beautiful
- Michael Collins, the astronaut who took this photo, is the only human, alive or dead that isnt in the frame of this picture, 1969.
- Good bye...
- Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin on the Moon, July 20th, 1969. [596 × 600]
- Sistema solar
- Happy 50th! [Hasselblad 500EL | 80mm | Ektachrome] (photo cred to Armstrong)
Друзья, выход в открытый космос был не простым, но результат стоил того. Спасибо вам за поддержку! Она нам с Олегом Кононенко очень пригодилась во время работы. А вот так выход выглядел глазами Александра Герста @astro_alex_esa , который вместе с коллегами по станции следил за нашей работой в открытом космосе. - @prokopyev_iss on Instagram
- Clockwise starting from the top: Melos (distant gas giant, you can barely see its largest moon next to it), Mekhel (the home-world), Xemo, (moon of Mekhel), and finally Ondle (another moon of Mekhel).
Four of the six dishes ‘sciencing’ at the Australia Telescope Compact Array last night. The Milky Way setting to the west. #science #radioastronomy #nightscape #nightscapephotography #atca #csiro #narrabri #milkyway - @pss_insta on Instagram
- The shadow of the moon over Asia, as seen during the recent solar eclipse from the ISS
- Space, Earth, NASA Astronaut Mark C. Lee (right), and NASA Astronaut Carl J. Meade (left) photographed from NASAs Space Shuttle Discovery (STS-64) on 16 September 1994. Photo credit: National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) [3133 x 2076]
- International Space Station Cam 1
- Andromeda galaxy
- Astronaut Bruce McCandless II, 41-B mission specialist, reaches a maximum distance from the Challenger before reversing direction his manned maneuvering unit (MMU) and returning to the Challenger
- Earth Enveloped in Airglow
- Rocket ride
- Earth rising from Moon [1920X1080]
- If the stars in the andromeda galaxy were brighter this is what you would see in the night sky. Just shows how big a 140,000 light year diameter galaxy is!!
- International Space Station
How do you get electricity 250 miles above Earth? Sunlight! The 8 solar arrays installed on the #ISS convert solar energy to electrical power and often provide a beautiful addition to some amazing images of #Earth. #DYK: A solar arrays wingspan of 240 feet is longer than a Boeing 777s wingspan, which is 212 feet! The 4 sets can generate enough kilowatts of electricity to provide power to more than 40 homes! Image credit: NASA - @issnationallab on Instagram
- What the nearest galaxy andromeda would look like from earth if it was brighter.
- Awesome
Wiew #earth #moon - @edouardtroubat on Instagram
- Earthrise as seen by Apollo 11 [4136x4136]
- Buzz Aldrin, of the Apollo 11 expedition, saluting the United States flag. Tranquility Base, Moon. July 20, 1969. [3929x3967]
- Moon landing with American Flag[2,349x2,365]
- Every planet i’ve imaged so far
- My Photo of Saturn & 5 of its Moons During Opposition This Year
There Are At Least 36 Intelligent Alien Civilizations In Our Galaxy, Say Scientists Forbes just released an article explaining that the University of Nottingham took another step past the Drake Equation. Essentially they used what we know about life forming to make their own calculations on the probability of intelligent life. The Milky Way, home to our Solar System, is estimated to have 100 billion to 400 billion stars, and roughly one exoplanet per star in our galaxy. Using the theory that life is more likely to form on Earth-like planets... we are looking at a better chance of us not being alone in the universe. PC: @hubbleesa Info: @forbes Follow @aspacestory for space inspiration and discovery! #aspacestory #alien #aliens #alienlife #intelligentlife #arewealone #arewealoneintheuniverse #wearenotalone #exoplanet #galaxy #milkywaygalaxy🌌 #milkywaygalaxy #universe #esa #hubbletelescope #forbes #science #space #astrophysics #drakeequation #theoreticalphysics - @aspacestory on Instagram
- Astronomy
- The first space selfie was taken by Buzz Aldrin exactly 52 years ago today during the Gemini XII mission
- Look Mom No Hands!
- Blursed_moon
- Limitless
- Buzz Aldrin on the Moon [3900 x 3900]
- There is a storm wider than Jupiter raging on the sun right now. Heres a quick shot of it I took a few minutes ago. [OC]
Comet NEOWISE as seen from the International Space Station Need more space in your life? Download the #NASA_App to see more amazing images of the cosmos: https://www.nasa.gov/nasaapp Image credit: NASA #nasa #space #science #comet #neowise - @nasaames on Instagram
- My Jupiter images are finally beginning to close the gap with the quality I see in the eyepiece under good seeing conditions (without tracking)
A view of Earth from the International Space Station, taken using an external high-definition camera. Aboard the International Space Station, a flurry of research activity is underway before the Expedition 63 crew winds down to the weekend, along with essential maintenance tasks to ensure the longevity of the orbiting laboratory. #nasa #earth #international #space #station - @iss on Instagram
- International Space Station, 25 January 2020: NASA Astronaut Andrew R. Morgan takes pictures with a camera shielded from the effects of microgravity during a spacewalk to finalize thermal repairs on the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer, a dark matter and antimatter detector.
- Europa: Jupiters Moon
- Astronaut wearing the manned maneuvering unit retrieves the Westar VI satellite in 1984.
#OTD in 1990, NASA’s Voyager 1 turned back to take the first portrait of the Solar System. At 3.7 billion mi (6 billion km) from the Sun, the Earth was less than a pixel in the image, later dubbed the #PaleBlueDot. You can use OpenSpace to get some perspective on this photograph, following Voyager 1s journey from launch to interstellar space. Seen here is an OpenSpace visualization of Voyager and the Solar System at 4:48 GMT Feb 14, 1990, the moment it took the Pale Blue Dot photograph. . #nasa #astronomy #onthisday #astrophysics #space #spaceexploration - @openspaceproj on Instagram
- Astronomy.
- Now where the hell am I supposed to put this?
- Hubble photos
Big Dream ❤️. Believe in yourself ✊is the secret to success 😊 #dreams #astronaut #space #instagood #dreamlife #moon #happyplanner - @notoriouskarn on Instagram
- Moonshot
- Franklin Chang-Diaz Performing a Spacewalk on the STS-111 Mission
- Seeing the Sun, Stars, and Earth in single still photograph
- Earth and the stars
- Earths brother, the moon, taken by the ISS crew
- A perfect walk - strapped to the ISSs Canadarm [1920x1277][OS] by ESA astronaut Alexander Gerst
- Ad Astra
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Signs of life on Venus? An international team of astronomers today announced the discovery of a rare molecule — phosphine — in the clouds of Venus. On Earth, this gas is only made industrially or by microbes that thrive in oxygen-free environments. Astronomers have speculated for decades that high clouds on Venus could offer a home for microbes — floating free of the scorching surface but needing to tolerate very high acidity. Confirming their discovery required using 45 antennas of the @alma.observatory in Chile, in which the European Southern Observatory (ESO) is a partner. The international team, which includes researchers from the UK, US and Japan, estimates that phosphine exists in Venus’s clouds at a small concentration, only about twenty molecules in every billion. Following their observations, they ran calculations to see whether these amounts could come from natural non-biological processes on the planet. Some ideas included sunlight, minerals blown upwards from the surface, volcanoes, or lightning, but none of these could make anywhere near enough of it. These non-biological sources were found to make at most one ten thousandth of the amount of phosphine that the telescopes saw. The team believes their discovery is significant because they can rule out many alternative ways to make phosphine, but they acknowledge that confirming the presence of “life” needs a lot more work. Although the high clouds of Venus have temperatures up to a pleasant 30 degrees Celsius, they are incredibly acidic — around 90% sulphuric acid — posing major issues for any microbes trying to survive there. For more information check the link in bio. Image credit: @esoastronomy /M. Kornmesser/L. Calçada & NASA/JPL/Caltech . . . #venus #venusnews #life #phosphine #eso #universe #astronomy #science #alma #photogram #spaceisbeautiful #neverstopexploring #instaspace - @esoastronomy on Instagram
- Best job on the planet (or at least, near the planet) - Alexander Gerst posing for the camera on a spacewalk outside the ISS. [4312x2868][OS] photo ESA
- Apollo 11s descending towards the Moon, as seen from the Command Module.
- RSS/RO Heavy Capsule
- Apollo 16
- Awe & wonder!
- •Detroit Techno•
I venti del deserto africano spazzano sabbia e polvere per centinaia di chilometri. 📸 Foto scattata il 17 Agosto 2019 The african desert winds raise sand and dust for hundreds of kilometers. 📸 Photo taken on 17 August 2019. #ESA #EuropeanSpaceAgency #MissionBeyond #internationalspacestation #africa #wind #nature #earth #planetearth - @astro_luca on Instagram
- Just taking a look outside...
- Earthrise, William Anders, Color NASA camera, 24 Dec 1968
- Space & Time
- I got a new little telescope yesterday. Took her out for a spin tonight and snapped this keeper
- Hurricane Harvey from the ISS [4284 x 2844]
- The theodorian moon landing, 2057 (lore in the comments)
- As if the Milky Way in this photo wasn’t enough, Astronaut Kjell Lindgren captured a lightning strike from space so bright that it lights up the space station’s solar panels.
- Earths atmospheric glow from ISS .. credit latest in space
- North Korea as seen from the ISS - Clearly Outlined by Its Own Darkness
How to Write Earth in Your Language. 🌍 This is a Real Photo 👨🚀 🔭 This is a real photo of Bruce McCandless, the first astronaut to float untethered in space. 👨🚀 “That may have been one small step for Neil, but it’s a heck of a big leap for me” - Bruce McCandless 🔭 • ❤️You just love posts about the universe? @realastronomy is at your service! 🚀 Follow @realastronomy, and let the beauty of the universe bend your mind! 🧠 • FOLLOW👉 @realastronomy 💫 FOLLOW👉 @realastronomy 💫 FOLLOW👉 @realastronomy 💫 • 📬 Dm/Mail for all inquiries! • #realastronomy #astronomyfacts #astronomynerd #astronomymemes #astronomylovers #astronomyclub #astronomyart #astronomyy #astronomy_eye #space #astrophysics #physicsisfun #dailyfacts #facts #lightyears #galaxy #nasa #nightsky #telescope #astrophotography #outerspace #hubbletelescope #hubble #astronomer #astrography #astronomylover #spacelovers #deepspace #deepsky #astronomy - @realastronomy on Instagram
- A red sprite above the white light of an active thunderstorm
- Brody
- Make-make: one of the largest objects known in the outer Solar System [1,280px × 853px]
