- Saturn and some moons as seen by the Hubble Space Telescope on June 20th
New limited edition print: The first moon in our book, PC-001-170215, can now be ordered at the new editions section of our website. Format A4 (21x29,7 cm), archival pigment print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag. Link in bio or DM me. . . . #moons #alternativemoons #photobook #eriskayconnection #photobook #space #cosmos #universe #galaxy #nasa #esa #spacex #germanaerospacecenter #photoszenefestival #photoszene #bwphotography #blackandwhitephotography #nadineschlieper #robertpufleb #puflebrobert - @puflebrobert on Instagram
- This picture of Saturns moon Tethys, looks like a cell.
- I managed to take a picture of the area where Apollo 15 landed. On the bottom is a photo taken by astronauts.
- New image of Saturn, taken by Cassini
- Mercury 9:45 am PST. Mercury is roughly the size of our moon, which puts the size of the sun in perspective. (Photo source: SpaceX).
- Münar Science outpost
- Jupiter (Planet)
- Ganymede - moon of Jupiter
- My first image of the sun using my brand new Coronado PST and DMK 21 camera
- I captured this ultra-detailed look into the atmosphere of our star with a backyard solar telescope. [OC]
- Heres a photo of Europa and Jupiter from Voyager 1. Happy 40th anniversary, Voyager!
- Our Solar System
- *Moon Missions
- Earth our Mother Land
- Curiosity took another picture of the Martian sunset a few days ago
- Moons of the Solar System
- Iron Man and War Machine conversion. #3 & #4 of my Avenger series.
- A different view of the Orion Nebula
- Artists impression of the ancient lakes rivers and seas of Mars
- Archaeology
- RIP Mars rover
- North American and Pelican Nebulae : 9 Panel Hα Mosaic
- Saturn as seen by the Cassini spacecraft [1024x1024]
- Saturns Moon Daphnis grazing through Saturns rings.
- Saturns moon Helene, a trojan moon of Dione (co-orbital in L-4 point), as seen by Cassini in approximate natural color. Data taken in June 2011.
- A synthetic perspective view of Pluto
- Earth from the surface of the Moon
- My friends and I made a snow turtle
- @desert_life_art on Instagram
- The surface of the Moon seen from Lunar Orbiter 3, 1967 [2103 x 2819]
- All About The Earth & Space
- Full image of Saturn, taken by Cassini
- Curiosity Rover Selfie at Vera Rubin Ridge - [1200x600]
- galaxy
- This picture was taken exactly 50 years ago, moments before Apollo 12 landed on the moon. This inspired people for decades. Credit: Richard Gordon, Apollo 12 astronaut.
- Vertical crater in ice-cliff on Dione.
Date image was taken: 8/26/2020⠀ ⠀ Image Title: Syrtis Major and Hellas Planitia on Planet Mars⠀ ⠀ Image Description and Details : Image of planet Mars taken on August 26, 2020 through a Maksutov Rumak 255mm F20 telescope + 2x Barlow lens (F40, 10.000mm focal lenght). Exposure 0220, 1500/4200 frames stacked at 30 fps on USB 2.0. Processed with Autostakkert, Registax, Fitswork, Photoshop.⠀ ⠀ Your Website or Facebook Profile: http://www.astronomicalangrenus.it⠀ ⠀ Copyright Information: Francesco Badalotti⠀ AAPOD2 Title: MARS⠀ AAPOD2 Page Link: https://www.aapod2.com/blog/mars-2020 - @aapod.2 on Instagram
- Back in February 2000, Galileo orbiter zipped near Jupiters satellite Io. It saw sunlit mountains at resolution of 335 m/px (clear filter). Largest one on the left is Mongibello Mons. Existing in vacuum, these frigid plains are coated in dirty sulfur and its oxides, namely solid sulfur(IV) oxide.
- NASAs New Satellite Mission For 2022 To Asteroid Belt: They Believe That Psyche Asteroid Could Be A Failed Planet. May Also Be How Earth First Started!
- Stunning new photos of Saturn from NASAs Cassini mission [1041x1041]
- The final image that Cassini sent back to Earth before it plummeted into Saturns atmosphere.
- My picture of the Copernicus crater vs NASAs Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter.
@insertastronamehere blowing us away with the sharpest details weve seen!!! Great job! Keep up the great work! Lunar Sunrise Crater Aristarchus (top) and Kepler (bot r) from Saturday morning. The lunar surface was processed using masking and dodge/burn techniques to really emphasize the ray systems of each crater. The color was taken from the full disk image of the Moon I posted the other day by overlapping the images together, aligning the craters precisely, and blending them together. These craters, along with a handful of others, are part of the Copernican Period of Lunar Geography which runs from approximately 1.1 billion years ago to the present day. The base of the Copernican period is defined by impact craters that possess bright optically immature ray systems. Enjoy! #moon_of_the_day #rsa_night #milkywaychasers #moonphoto #astronomy #astrophoto #space #astrophotography #opteam #nightsky #solarsystem #skymasters #cosmos #ig_nightphotography #stargazing #telescope #universetoday #moonphotography #moonphases #celestron #spacephoto #natgeospace #Igtexas #nikonusa #likeabos - @optcorp on Instagram
- Buzz Aldrin on the Moon [3900 x 3900]
- Beautiful Space
- Montes Apenninus : Mountain Range
- While photographing the cargo bay - not yet visited by the Hubble Space Telescope - the STS-61 crew also captured a sunburst. A 70-mm camera, aimed through the Space Shuttle Endeavours aft flight deck windows, was used to take the image. [4660 x 4691]
- False Color Image of the Moon showing compositional variations
- Suns activity
- Cosmos
- Astronauts aboard the ISS captured the vigorous eruption of the Raikoke volcano
- A pair of Saturns moons appear insignificant compared to the immensity of the planet in this Cassini spacecraft view along the terminator where day transitions to night.
Getting observations on asteroid 2020 OL1 moving at 20.7arc seconds per minute. Almost 19mag with 30 second exposures!!!! The RASA14 and QHY600 have been an amazing combo. Www.twitch.tv/asteroid_hunters #astrophotography #opticalinstrument #astronomy #celestronrocks #nightimages #astro_photography #celestron #hyperstar #zwo #stars #nightphotography#twitch #livestream #astro #astroimaging #deepsky #astrophotos #cosmos #galaxy #galaxies #longexposure #nasa #universetoday #milkyway #universetoday #stargazing #moon #nasa #yourESA #rasa #opttelescopes - @asteroid_hunters on Instagram
- Astrophotography
- Cosmos
- Gravel Ejected from Asteroid Bennu
- MINERVA II1 Rover-1Bs photo of the asteroid Ryugu. Credit: JAXA [640x480]
- The first ever image of the earth from space(1946)
- Charon from a different angle
- A composite picture of the Moon tonight.
- @materialforms on Instagram
- The Rosette Nebula!
- Moon Surface Example, Me, MS Paint, 2020
- Chinas Bunny lunar rover has just set the record for the longest operational period for a rover on the Moon!
- Pedro Kantor!
- Ireson Hill on Mars Credit @WorldandScience - Twitter
- Looking over Pluto
- Saturns icy moon Mimas seems dwarfed by the planets enormous rings
- Last image transmitted by Messenger before crashing into the surface of Mercury.
- Imprint of a man killed in Kosovo 1999
- First view of Earth from the moon, taken by Lunar Orbiter 1 on August 23, 1966. Shot from a distance of about 236,000 miles (380,000 kilometers), this image shows half of Earth, from Istanbul to Cape Town and areas east, shrouded in night.
Algunas capturas lunares de nuestros socios. Foto 1: @mariostarlet Foto 2: @connylu5 Foto 3: @diegostargazer . . . . . #astronomia #astrofotografia #chile #astronomy #solarsystem #luna #moon #celestron #canon #sony - @astronomia_nova_austral on Instagram
Jupiter by Juno . Image credit & Copyright: NASA / SwRI / MSSS / Gerald Eichstädt / Seán Doran . Juno is a NASA spacecraft. It is exploring the planet Jupiter. The Juno spacecraft launched aboard an Atlas V (Atlas “5”) rocket in August 2011. It reached Jupiter in 2016. That was a five-year trip! The name Juno comes from stories told by the Romans long ago. In the stories, Juno was the wife of Jupiter. Jupiter hid behind clouds so no one could see him causing trouble. But Juno could see through the clouds. . And the Juno spacecraft can see through the clouds of the planet Jupiter. Juno is helping scientists study Jupiter. What they learn will help us understand how Jupiter and other planets began. . The spacecraft did not land. Juno is called an orbiter. This kind of spacecraft flies around, or orbits, a planet. Juno will orbit Jupiter 37 times in all. Juno will orbit Jupiters north and south poles for about one year. One trip around Jupiter takes Juno about 14 days. Juno has science tools to study Jupiters atmosphere. (The atmosphere is the layer of gases around a planet.) Juno will take the first pictures of Jupiters poles. The spacecraft will study the lights around Jupiters north and south poles, too. Juno gets its power from the sun. The spacecraft has three large solar panels around its six-sided body. . Juno will help scientists understand how Jupiter was made. The spacecraft will help them learn how Jupiter has changed, too. The new discoveries can help us understand more about our solar system. (Source: NASA) - @timeless_universe on Instagram
- Dot Against the Dark, New Cassini Image of Saturn with Mimas [1020 x 1020]
- Warhammer Models
Consumed . . . Props Stylist @pascal_brousseau / Post-prod @jokemp00 - @mathieulevesquephotographe on Instagram
- Agates
- APOLLO 11
- New high-resolution color image of Schiaparellis crash site on Mars
- I have a rare disease that is causing me to go blind. Visited the moon to see the Earth before that happens
- The first photo of Earth from the surface of the Moon, 1966
- Amazing shot of the planet Saturn showing the extent of its rings. Taken by the Cassini spacecraft.
- Newest Hi-Res Image of the Dwarf Planet Ceres [1024x1024]
- The Moon and the CM Odissey from the LEM, Apollo 13
- Dark side of Enceladus lit by Saturns reflection (From Cassini spacecraft)
- Backside of Saturn
- Shadow of Saturn, taken by Cassini
- Ganymedes Shadow on Jupiter
- Great Southern Land, Enceladus
Pluton est un planète naine de notre système solaire, découverte en 1930 par William Tombaugh. Visible actuellement dans le ciel. ✨ #astronomy #astronomie #planet #telescope #space #spacelovers - @sky_dreamer.astronomy on Instagram
- The very first photo of Earth: Taken on October 24, 1946
- Pluto’s tiny moons are stranger than imagined.
- Any idea what these guys could proxy for?
- Black hole Friday: this powerful jet, blasting out from the center of galaxy M87 in the constellation Virgo at 2 million miles per hour, originates near a supermassive black hole at the galaxy’s core.
- Apollo 12 astronaut Alan Bean, putting Plutonium 238 fuel into the SNAP 27 (system for nuclear auxiliary power) radioisotope thermoelectric generator, 1969 [4,000 × 4,164] x-post /r/HI_Res
- Ices and Shadows
- Beautiful Saturn.
- Tombough Regio in all its glory
- New Image of Saturn, taken by Cassini
- Apollo missions
- The surface of Titan. A moon of Saturn taken by Huygens.
Reposted from @apoapsys Earth Rise Original post via @apoapsys Earth, rising over the Moon. Imaged by astronaut William Anders during the Apollo 8 mission on December 24, 1968. The continent of Africa is visible at the bottom, passing into evening. . NASA/William Anders/Kevin M. Gill . #Earth #Moon #Apollo8 #Apollo #Astronomy #space #science #NASA #Earthrise - @itsthemind on Instagram
Wiew #earth #moon - @edouardtroubat on Instagram
- Constellation Cygnus in Hydrogen Alpha [5938x5375]
- Asteroid Bennu imaged from a distance of 136 km (Enhanced)
- The most distant object ever explored. The Snowman - Ultima Thule 21 miles in length.
- Curiosity Rover Finds Weird Egg Rock Meteorite on Mars
- Arqueología. España
On sol 5352 (12-Feb-2019), NASAs Opportunity Rover was retired from service after not sending any receivable transmissions since sol 5111 (10-Jun-18). It landed at Meridiani Planum on 25-Jan-2004 and explored 28.06mi/45.16km during its 14 year, 46 day (Earth time) service period- ~55x its designed 90-sol lifetime. Contrary to belief, Opportunity is not dead, but rather waiting to be collected and put into a museum for future generations to observe. Photo credit:NASA - @marscuriosity on Instagram
- Io Transit - #397 ASTRO PHOTO OF THE DAY featuring @boundless_valley #astrophotographyindia - -- - CATEGORY: TRACKED-S - I always prefer waking up early when these giants are high above, rather than staying up late night. Kinda feel fresh capturing them in the pre-dawn hours. Here, you can see the transit of Jupiter’s moon ‘io’ and its shadow being cast on the planet. Such an incredible view !! This here, is a stack of 3000 frames with 1.5x barlow. Cam: Neximage 5 attached to Nexstar 127SLT Maksutov. Have a lovely eve, people. 😊🔭🌌 - *READ ME* admin: These are exclusive hashtags used by us to tag our featured photos inorder to index contents within the photos. How do you make use of these hashtags? Just input any hashtag in your IG search bar to find the collection of photos that are associated with that specific hashtag *PLEASE DONT USE THESE HASHTAGS IN YOUR CAPTIONS* 👇 #featured_api #tracked_api #solarsystem_api #planetary_api #jupiter_api - @astrophotography.india on Instagram
- Earth
- An avalanche on Mars (Credit: NASA)
- Moon close up from my backyard telescope. Check my comment for all the capture details
- Fra Mauro Highlands (Apollo 14 landing site, previously assigned to Apollo 13).
- Asteroids and comets
- Apollo 8: Christmas At The Moon
- Curiosity Rover landing captured by the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter
- Earthrise as seen by Apollo 11 [4136x4136]
- Mars right now
- Tallest mountain in the solar system. Olympus mons(on Mars)
- Finding My Marbles
- A family photograph left on the surface of the moon by one of the Apollo 16 astronauts in April 1972. Credit...NASA
Follow @galaxy.echoes Can you see the largest volcano in the solar system? 🌋 I’ll help you.. the dark “dot” in the upper right (north east) region of the planet is Olympus Mons. The largest known volcano which has the size of Arizona (in diameter). In comparison, Hawaiis Mauna Loa, the tallest volcano on Earth, rises 6.3 miles (10 km) above the sea floor (but its peak is only 2.6 miles above sea level). The volume contained by Olympus Mons is about a hundred times that of Mauna Loa, and the Hawaiian island chain that houses the Earthly volcano could fit inside its Martian counterpart. Olympus Mons rises three times higher than Earths highest mountain, Mount Everest, whose peak is 5.5 miles above sea level. Image by @nightskyflying - make sure to check out his content ✨ Follow @galaxy.echoes 🔭 Follow @galaxy.echoes 👨🏻🚀 Follow @galaxy.echoes 🌎 . . . #space #spaceships #spacescience #spacetravel #stars #starstuff #outerspace #galaxyechoes #planets #constellations #nebula #spaceart #nasa #solarsystem #astronautlife #dreamworld #stargazing #astronomy #photomanipulation #astronaut #nightscape #astronomyfacts #spaceportamerica #americaspace #astronomer #surrealart #astronomyphotography #astronomylover #astronomynerd #enter_imagination - @galaxy.echoes on Instagram
- To celebrate its 5,000th day on Mars, NASA last week commanded the Opportunity rover to take a self portrait with its microscope camera- something it was never designed to do.
- Anyone knows what this boulder on the moon is I found by accident?
Massive beauty: During my most recent pass by Jupiter, my JunoCam imager provided this intricately detailed view of the solar system’s largest planet. Details at the link in the bio. Image processed by Kevin M. Gill. #NASA #space #nature #Jupiter #Juno #JunoCam - @nasajuno on Instagram
- The Elephants Trunk Nebula
- Mas as seen by the Viking 1 orbiter in June 1976 [1205 x 1349]
- Apollo 17 Lunar Module on the surface of the Moon
- The first ever image of the Earth taken from space - October, 1946
Jupiter. This magnificent gas giant is one of the most spectacular planets in our solar system. Covered in constantly changing swirls and stripes, Jupiter changes from hour to hour. On the bottom right is the iconic Great Red Spot. This fierce storm has raged for centuries, and is actually three times larger than the diameter of Earth! My lockdown obsession has been learning how to photograph the planets. Creating an image like this required combining almost 80,000 images shot over a 15 minute period, with nearly 100GB of data! Ive been volunteering for the @unimelb @telescopesinschools program, with @redlippedastro and have been having an amazing time playing with one of their telescopes. In other news, Im now a completely nocturnal creature ✨ Celestron NexStar Evolution 9.25 Skyris 618C Barlow 3X - @aman_chokshi on Instagram
Moon 20-09-20. #moon #santiagoastronomico #chileastronomico #fotografíanocturna #apodchile #chile #astrogeekz #astrophotography #astrophoto #astronomia #moonlight #moon_of_the_day #moonpic #landscape #space #pictures #gallery #photographer #photograph @astrophotographypro @astrofotografos_chile - @mariostarlet on Instagram
- A small sliver of the Moon. Mare Imbrium and the Apennine Mountain Ranges. [OC]
Thermal Image of #VikramLander #Chandrayaan2 #VikramLanderFound #ISRO #chandrayaan2landing🌘🚀🇮🇳 - @ganeshrane_26 on Instagram
- Layers at the base of Mount Sharp
- The colors of the Moon
- A view of the International Space Station and the Moon as seen by the crew of STS-135, the final mission of the American Space Shuttle Program, in July 2011 [4256x2832]
- Soyuz spacecraft as photographed by the American crew during the Apollo-Soyuz testproject 1975 [2500x2500]
- [OC] Lava flows on South Sister, near Bend, Oregon. 2 foot resolution.
- Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko Icy Landscape [1024x1024]
Esa raya en el medio de esta foto del 30/07 se llama Rupes Recta y es un gran desnivel de 300 m que mide la distancia que hay entre Bs As-Chascomús, formado por una fractura de la superficie gracias a un impacto. Telescopio Skywatcher 200/1000 Barlow 2x @celestronuniverse Cámara @qhyccd_astropic #rupesrecta #marenubium #lunarcraters #mooncraters #observethemoon #astrophotography #astrofotografía #ig_astrophotography #igworldclub_astrophotography #ig_buenosaires #moon_awards #moon_of_the_day #yesesa #ig_moon #luna #nightsky #mineralmoon #visto_en_argentina #igersbsas #ig_argentina #urbanosaires #great_captures_argentina #descubriendoigers #beautifulaires #argentina_greatshots #argentina_estrella #fotodeldiabsas #fotogramarg #total_argentina #beamazed - @foxjauri on Instagram
- Saturn Askew [649x649]
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
- Processed image of Pluto based on principal component analysis technique
- Mars at the Moons Edge
- A Good Ghost Story
- Ganymede - moon of Jupiter
- Astrophotography
- NASA just posted a close up shot of a comet - taken by Rosetta
- Can you spot the Lunar Module in the distance? [Apollo 17, Station 6 - North Massif]
- Round-horizon selfie of Curiosity [6000 x 6000]
- Io over Jupiter [999×959]
- Plutos heart just got bigger - NASA released highest resolution images of Pluto to date
- Moon close up I just took with a new telescope, anyone have anything they want to see while Im out here? (besides Uranus)
- Can you spot the Lunar Module in the distance? (Apollo 17, Station 6 - North Massif) [3840x2160]
- Apollo 12 landing site as seen by a Japanese probe.
- This is the first photograph taken by Neil Armstrong on the surface of the Moon, July 20, 1969. [904x913] [OS]
- Jupiter and Europa seen by the Voyager-1 spacecraft. © NASA / JPL-Caltech / Kevin M. Gill [Xpost from r/cosmicporn]
- Asteroid Ruygu as seen by Hayabusa 2
- The parachute landing of the Curiosity Rover captured by the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter
- Apollo 16
- Sonar Image of Titanic Wreck Debris Field [964x1130]
- Eerie Early Space Shots
- white quartz
- Part of the North American Nebula, taken last night in H-Alpha [x-astrophotography]
- Moon using 850nm IR pass filter to help with bad seeing.
- Mars right now
- The crescent Earth rises above the lunar horizon in this spectacular photograph taken from the Apollo 17 spacecraft in lunar orbit during final lunar landing mission in the Apollo program. [4095 x 4093]
- Mars Curiosity Rover tracks through Dingo Gap in Gale Crater [4890x3361]
In a surprising twist, scientists at MIT, @cardiffuni, and elsewhere have observed what may be signs of life in the clouds of closer planetary neighbor, Venus. #VenusNews Read about the research, see link in profile. #astronomy #astrophysics #PlanetaryScience #research #astronomy #space #exoplanets #life @mit_eaps @mitscience - @mitpics on Instagram
#algier #algieria #algiers #mountains #desert #africa #landscape #bwlandacape #plane #windowview #travel #traveller #fujix #trip - @lukasz_kus on Instagram
Phosphine found in Venus atmosphere! Phosphine is considered a biomarker which are natural products that can be traced to a particular biological origin. This is VERY exciting because we will get to explore how the Phosphine originated and learn more about the mysteries of the Universe. This is also a gentle reminder that we are currently living in the geocentric model of the extraterrestrial question. This too will be superseded. In our favor and, likely, in our lifetime. Exciting times! #Venus - @tsoukalos on Instagram
- This is the final surface image from NASAs Spirit rover (MER-2) captured March 1, 2010. All communication ceased 3 weeks later.
- Mars, Jupiter and Saturn through my Telescope
- NASAs First Rover on the Red Planet, Sojourner arrived aboard the Mars Pathfinder on July 4, 1997.
- Mars - 60N to 65S, Printed on Aluminum
- Welcome To Venus (Venera9 - 1975)
- Curiosity rover SOL731 pic. What caused this?
- Saturns north pole, taken by Cassini
- The snowman on Enceladus
- Aliens on the moon
- Earth photographed from the surface of the Moon by Apollo 17 Astronaut Jack Schmitt
Marte a punto de ser ocultado por la Luna esta semana, la ocultación de planetas por nuestra Luna es un espectáculo fabuloso, permite sentir como se mueve la Luna permanentemente alrededor de la Tierra y en 1 hora vuelve a aparecer el planeta ocultado, es como un eclipse al revés, porque el planeta en apariencia se ve más chico que la Luna. Júpiter tiene ocultaciones todos los días, aparecen y desaparecen sus Lunas detrás y delante del Planeta, se ven las sombras de eclipses, tránsitos de sus Lunas que se topan 1 hora y se despegan, es una locura impresionante observar eso y será posible hasta Diciembre de este año. Pic credit Sergio Scauso #chile #santiago #eventos #eventoscorporativos #coaching #coachingempresarial #wine #activaciones #stargazing #turismo #luxury #destino #astroturismo #invierno #agosto #2020 - @cielos.chilenos on Instagram
- A happy little crater on Mercury (reminded of Bob Ross)
- galaxy
- You can see the footprints and rover tracks of Apollo 15 on google maps. link in comments.
- Astronaut wallpaper
- The Geysers of Triton.
It’s Monday and I need more space! 🌘🌍 Made this space art work which is a bit different from the general genres I choose. Thank you @artbyashni for the inspiration!🥳 Had fun making the craters on the moon and the beautiful nothingness of space with spray paint! 🖌️ Took about 1.5 hours to complete this by working with acrylic and poster colors. Enjoyed it thoroughly and it also reminded of the recent series I saw casting @hilaryswank - @away 😌 . . . #space #art #artist #artistsoninstagram #artoftheday #spaceart #spacetime #moon #earth #different #mondaymood #mondayvibes #artwork #artsupporters #artcollection #artcommunity #paintings #paintingoftheday #painted @blissful_brushes_ @daily_inks @dailysketchinsta @dailyartindia @art_stractx @artistvijayalaxmi @artpromotionpage @artpromo29 @artist.sharing.page @art.competition.2k20 @artstree.shastry @artcartbydiksha @art_by_choice_ @the.colore @colorpoppersbynancy @color__tales @paints.n.stains @creativityexplode @watercolour_daily_ - @painterpotato on Instagram
- aurora ryder.
- mars
“Originality is the thing.”- Lester Young “Hello, I’m Prabal Saxena, an early-career researcher who studies exoplanets, ocean worlds and habitability. A lot of astronomers are obsessed with water. I certainly am, and so are a bunch of scientists I work with. When we think about other planets, we ask so many questions about water that it almost seems a little unhealthy. The biggest one we ask is, “does the water on this planet exist in a way which may support life?” “One thing I’ve been thinking about more recently is how different “ocean worlds” can be. The inestimable jazz player Lester Young wasn’t talking about planets then, but really nailed it when he said ‘originality is the thing.’ Just check out this first image of Pluto, a dwarf planet.” “This second image is just a sample of ocean worlds that I put together. It shows how different these places can be. These objects are all real images (taken either by NASA missions/observatories or the Gemini Planet Imager) of planets taken with no enhancement of colors. “Without knowing anything about these planets, you can already tell they are each incredibly unique.” “Some of these worlds are basically atmosphere-less ice balls with oceans buried underneath (like Europa or Enceladus), while others are shrouded in thick or multi-layered haze dominated atmospheres (like Titan and Pluto). The surface and oceans are all different too! “ “Some are believed to be really briny or may have other compounds that act as ‘anti-freezes’ (like on Ceres or Pluto). Others have evidence of recent activity on the surface that suggest that an underlying ocean is modifying the surface (Triton). “Some even have living things consuming, swimming in and surfing on the water like our own planet. “ “Finally, there are those planets where we are only just beginning to glimpse their features with current observations, like Eris and exoplanets. As we get more detailed observations of these and other worlds in the future, I’m sure we’ll continue to be surprised and amazed at these original worlds.” Image credits: NASA/Apollo 17, NASA/JPL/University of Arizona, NASA/JPL-Caltech/Space Science Institute, NASA/JPL-Caltech/Space Science - @nasagoddard on Instagram
- Fossil Brown Marble
- Apollo 12 view of Earth from Lunar orbit 50 years ago
- Astronomy
- Moon: Apollo 16 landing site [OC]
Seguimos compartiendo fotografías de nuestro Archivo Fotográfico en el #MesDeLaFotografía. En esta ocasión, con fotografías de la localidad de #Andacollo, en donde se reportó en el año 1984 la presencia de terrazas en las faldas de cerros, específicamente, en los sectores de Quebradas Arenillas y Agua de La Zorra. Lo interesante de este reporte, al cual el Museo acudió a realizar investigaciones en 1985, fue que a pesar de haber sido construidas por un obrero llamado Féliz Ramirez en 1935, reflejaban una metodología de construcción y técnicas provenientes de conocimientos ancestrales, que probablemente fueron transmitidas generacionalmente hasta épocas actuales. Pueden encontrar mayor información respecto al hallazgo, y el resultado de la investigación realizada por Marcos Biskupovic y Hector López, en la página 145 del Boletín número 19 de nuestro Museo. #arqueología #colecciones #muarse #archivofotográficomuarse #Andacollo #Inka #Chile #archaeology #museo #LaSerena #museum #Elqui #Limarí #terrazas #inca - @muarse on Instagram
- Space
- Terrain of Pluto.
- Archivos Secretos
- Astronomy
- 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
- Asteroids and Meteoroids
The human species is going into lock-down mode. Self-quarantine for a species that is magic and hyper destructive. Let’s use this moment to recalibrate, to reflect and to become aware of our fragility, of beauty and of the time we have left to change the way we live on this wondersome planet, this gift of a home. Let’s use this moment to develop a Masterplan for the massive challenges we created: Climate Change, Plastic Pollution, Agricultural Run-off, Overfishing. It’s a great moment to reset, to end the ‘Toxic Age’ and to drive what we at @parley.tv call the ‘Material Revolution’. Individually and professionally. For the Oceans, Climate and Life. Thank you planet for the warning shot. And the patience you are having with us. - @cyrillgutsch on Instagram
- Using a specialised filter to capture just the hydrogen gas, I photographed two cosmic dragons in ba
- Tycho and Clavius Craters
- Mars surface
- Saturn’s sponge-like moon Hyperion
- Why is no one paying attention to the better version of the Black hole image?
- Moon close up from my backyard telescope. Check my comment for all the capture details
- Gathering of Moons [1014 x 1014]
Amazing shot of Saturn & our Moon 🌚😍. On the morning of May 14, 2014, the dance of the solar system brought together two unlikely partners: our Moon, and Saturn. As the Moon orbits the Earth, it makes a circle in the sky every month, and as Saturn orbits the Sun it too follows a circular but different path around our sky. . . ✔For more ️, tag a friends 👥, like the post🖤 & Share with Spacelovers . . ➡️Follow:@isro.official.in ➡️Follow:@isro.official.in . . 🔷Hastags: 👇👇 #Galaxies #Planet #Planets #Moon #Galaxy #NASA#Spacex #Hubble #Space #Science #Scientist #Sciences#Astronomy #Universe #Galaxiesways #Telescope#Cosmos #Nebula #Supernova #Blackhole #Star #Stars#Astrology #Physics #Astronaut #Astrophysics#Astronomer #Elonmusk #Nature #Memes - @isro.official.in on Instagram
- Saturns moons Tethys and Janus
- Zoomed-in view of Saturns moon Epimetheus, one of the highest resolution ever taken
- The Descent of MSL Curiosity Captured by HiRISE
- *Moon Missions
- Geysers erupting on Neptunes moon Triton
- The Cascade Range of the Pacific Northwest. Dozens of Volcanoes! [OC]
- Creation Ministries International articles
- Latest picture of Pluto
Earthrise | William Anders, 1968 The photograph that changed the world. I first saw this photograph in 1999, minutes before we hit the year 2000, on a TV program that was probably showing the greatest pictures of the last millennia. It was shot on the Apollo 8 mission, and was the first time humanity saw their place in the Universe, through a high quality color image. It sparked a global movement, and brought the world together in watchfulness and care for our fragile galactic spaceship. Environmental awareness was never the same again. We had finally seen our home. This Earth Day, I want to share this iconic image, along with a few that I have shot, in the brief parts of the Earth that Ive been lucky to see, to remind us again of the beauty of our world. The Covid-19 pandemic has made all of us much more cognizant of the liberties we enjoyed and abused, without regards to consequences. Today, in this unprecedented crisis, while we sit at home as a global family, and wonder and reflect, the tiny vulnerable blue ball we call home recovers from the damage we inflicted on it. Lets hope that when we rejoin it, we bring our new perspective with us, and treat it in better ways than we did before. #covid_19 #pandemic #EarthDay #Earthrise #coronavirus #quarantine #billanders - @alampanah on Instagram
- Apollo 17. The white desert.
#MASCOT a été libéré du navire-mère #Hayabusa2 le 3 octobre 2018, à une altitude de 41 m au-dessus de la surface de #Ryugu. Lors de son premier contact avec la surface MASCOT a ensuite rebondi en arrière et a parcouru 17m supplémentaires pour atteindre son premier point de repos dans une dépression locale. Au cours de la descente de 6 minutes vers la surface et de la phase de rebond, linstrument MASCam a pris 20 images. Ces images permettent danalyser la surface de lastéroïde et démontrent que les inclusions semblent similaires à celles des météorites à chondrite carbonée. Publication du 23 août 2019 dans Sciences, Jauman et Al. © Photograph of the surface of (162173) Ryugu, taken at night by the MASCOT camera. 📸: MASCOT/DLR/JAXA - @obscoteazur on Instagram
- Pebbles on Mars
- Plutos mile-high dragon scales
- Ceres, Jan. 1, 2016
- Astronaut Harrison Schmitt Getting Ready for Some Science on Apollo 17 [4175x4175]
- Happy 50th Birthday to Earthrise, - one of the most famous images ever taken; photographed by Astronaut Bill Anders aboard Apollo 8, Dec. 24, 1968. cr: NASA
- Space
- Rosetta Mission
- Today is Asteroid Day. These are the asteroids that were visited by a spacecraft, to scale
- This weekend I was able to get a great image of Vallis Alpes, a canyon on the moon with my 10 telescope. That central valley is only a couple hundred meters wide!
- Comets
- Charons warped craters and rippled plains
- Consider, An alternate reality
- Apollo moon missions
- Landslide on comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko? How can this be in a microgravity environment?
- Miranda, moon of Uranus, during the January 24 1986 flyby of Voyager 2 [OC] [1834x1824]
- Astrophotography
- Just an unnamed crater on Mars, by ExoMars
- Mimas, one of Saturns moons, is bathed in sunlight on one side and Saturns reflected sunlight on the other side
Hoy queremos felicitar a Paola Dávila, Patricia Lagarde, Mariela Sancari e Ilán Rabchinskey por ser parte del Sistema Nacional de Creadores de Arte FONCA 2020. ¡Muchas felicidades artistas! -- Today we want to congratulate Paola Dávila, Patricia Lagarde, Mariela Sancari and Ilán Rabchinskey for their entrance to the FONCA National System of Art Creators 2020. Congratulations! @pdavilap @patricialagardelopez @marielasancari @___i_l_a_n___ - @patriciacondegaleria on Instagram
- Saturns moon Epimetheus
- Planeta Ceres (planeta anão)
- August 3, 2005: STS-114 Astronaut Stephen Robinson, attached to ISSs Canadarm2, on the underside of Space Shuttle Discovery. [PIC] [3032x2008]
- Yesterday (02/16), the ESA released a very detailed image of comet 67p on its flyby at an altitude of 8.7 km. You would be able to see an astronaut at this level.
- The moon as photographed by the Apollo 13 crew from their Lunar Module life boat as they passed by it. The shut-down Command Module is visible out the overhead rendezvous window.
- Craters on the Surface of Ceres
- Unique double crater on Mars
- New image of the 106 mile wide Urvara crater on Ceres
- 243 Ida and its moon Dactyl. Dactyl is the first satellite of an asteroid to be discovered.
- One of my favourite photos from Apollo 17, Harrison Schmitt with the lunar rover at Shorty Crater
- IT CAME FROM OUTER SPACE
- Apollo Lunar Landing Sites
𝐋𝐔𝐍𝐀 𝘓𝘰𝘵𝘶𝘴 𝘚𝘦𝘦𝘥 𝘊𝘳é𝘮𝘦𝘶𝘹 𝘚𝘢𝘭𝘵𝘦𝘥 𝘠𝘰𝘭𝘬 𝘖𝘯𝘤𝘵𝘶𝘦𝘶𝘹 𝘊𝘰𝘳𝘦 𝘝𝘢𝘭𝘳𝘩𝘰𝘯𝘢 𝘖𝘱𝘢𝘭𝘺𝘴 𝘊𝘳𝘶𝘴𝘵 𝘛𝘳𝘢𝘥𝘪𝘵𝘪𝘰𝘯𝘢𝘭 𝘔𝘰𝘰𝘯𝘤𝘢𝘬𝘦 𝘗𝘢𝘴𝘵𝘳𝘺 When I was in Paris, I was inspired to design a special mooncake for 中秋节. Then I thought, why not create an actual moon cake - in a literal sense? And hence Luna was born. Comes in a box of 4 moons. Available from 10 September. Pre-orders start now, dm for orders. #luna #moon #cake #entremet #midautumnfestival #mooncake #chef #dessert #dessertmasters #pastry #pastrychef #patisserie #dessertporn #foodporn #pastryart #sweet #foodsg #foodiesg #sgbakes #sgbaker #sgeats #sgfoodporn #sgdessert #sgfoodlover #sgigfoodies #singaporeeats #singapore_insta #instasg #igsgfood #chiakpatisserie - @chiak.patisserie on Instagram
- Bizzare Elephant skin Terrain Revealed by Cassinis First Flyby of Enceladuss North Pole
- Southern moonscape
- Phobos, Moon of Mars
- Equatorial ridge on Saturns moon Iapetus, taken by the Cassini space probe [800 x 452]
- galaxy
- Look alikes? (Asteroids Ryugu vs. Bennu)
- 40 mile wide crater Datan on Ceres
- New image of Ahuna Mons mountain on Ceres
- Recovered metal from the World Trade Center was used on NASAs Mars Exploration Rovers as a memorial to the victims of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.
- Ganymede - moon of Jupiter
- Flat earth?
- Asteroid Ryugu as seen by Hayabusa 2 from 22km
- Jupiter and Ganymede
- Relief Map of Mars, Printed on Aluminum (60N to 65S)
- My new favorite space photo
- Flat earth?
- NASAs Dawn spacecraft sadly ran out of fuel last week. One of its greatest discoveries was that there are volcanoes on the dwarf planet Ceres- what look like lights are in fact deposits of salt left behind by volcanoes that erupt muddy water instead of lava
- Hear me out the blue things in the last photo are the same as the other three, those are lichens/mushrooms on mars look closely the soil is red and oxidized but covered in a field of blue spherules much like the ones in the other photos size is 5-7mm
- New high res pic of Pluto flyby
- Astronomy
- Some good looking routes on the new comet NASA crash landed on
- Unlike all of Saturn’s other moons, Phoebe orbits in the opposite direction. It is most likely a captured asteroid.
- Looks like there is a trail on Phobos [2600 × 2151]
- Ceres’ Vinalia Faculae Detail (JPL/NASA link in comments)
- Shadow Rock, near North Ray Crater on The Moon. [2340x2350] (OS)
- Saturn (Planet)
- Astronomy
- New image of Haulani crater on Ceres
- Apollo 17 Lunar Module on the surface of the Moon
- Astronomy/Astrophysics
- 46.2 km from Churyumov–Gerasimenko Comet [515x515]
- Ceres Mysterious Spots in Stunning Resolution- Click to Zoom!
- Rosetta Mission
- Shadow and Glory of Hyabusa2 Space Probe On Asteroid Ryugu [512x512]
- Astronomy
- Rosettas last image
- RYUGU CLOSE-UP!
- The first photo of Earth from the Moon taken by a human (colorized)
- Welcome to Comet 67P, captured by Rosetta spacecraft
- An abundance of boulders litters the surface asteroid 101955 Bennu in this dramatic close-up from the OSIRIS-REx spacecraft.
- Apollo missions
- Japanese spacecraft Hayabusa2 shooting a cannon at an asteroid. The impact created a 17m-wide artificial crater on the surface. Spacecraft later descended into the crater and grabbed fresh samples from asteroids subsurface. Hayabusa2 is currently on its way back to Earth(X-post from r/space)
- The Moons Surface in True Color and High Resolution- Chinas Yutu Rover
- Colourised photo of our moons surface
