- The amount of rain in Houston
- everyone else
“Greetings to Sun Ships” 🖖🏼 #pyramidsareportals #gilbertwilliams - @holypinkmusic on Instagram
- 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
- Good to know
- Planetas
- Planetary Science
M2-9: Wings of a Butterfly Nebula Are stars better appreciated for their art after they die? Actually, stars usually create their most artistic displays as they die. In the case of low-mass stars like our Sun and M2-9 pictured here, the stars transform themselves from normal stars to white dwarfs by casting off their outer gaseous envelopes. The expended gas frequently forms an impressive display called a planetary nebula that fades gradually over thousands of years. M2-9, a butterfly planetary nebula 2100 light-years away shown in representative colors, has wings that tell a strange but incomplete tale. In the center, two stars orbit inside a gaseous disk 10 times the orbit of Pluto. The expelled envelope of the dying star breaks out from the disk creating the bipolar appearance. Much remains unknown about the physical processes that cause and shape planetary nebulae. Image Credit: Hubble Legacy Archive, NASA, ESA - Processing: Judy Schmidt #Nasa #Esa #Hubble - @92drago1 on Instagram
- You guys have always been such a good source of inspiration and support on my art. Heres is one of my recent pieces.
- Earths Engine Exposed - magnificent artwork by Matthew Attard [1220x915]
- Space Whales do exist!!! I have delivered what Sean couldn’t
- Ancient Civilizations
- New Image of the North Pole of Enceladus
- You asked for it! Tag der Toten Reference guide #2 now with more carbohydrates, challenges, and Tundra Gun guide!
- digital art stuff
- apollo space program
- Using Save my Ship 2, is this an issue for everyone? Would I go about fixing this?
- The Ring(s) of the Magellanic
- This is the final surface image from NASAs Spirit rover (MER-2) captured March 1, 2010. All communication ceased 3 weeks later.
- Curiosity and other Mars Rovers
- First time orbiting non-Kerbin body
- Cartoonish Solar System [1920 x 1080]
Hope well get info #iphonesia #photooftheday #iphoneography #jj #instagram #instagood #instagramhub #iphoneonly #igers #sky #instamood #gang_family #ig #bestoftheday #webstagram #iphone4 #iphone #gmy #jj_forum #sunset - @nasa_usa on Instagram
- Bermuda Triangle
- Fotografia / Photography
- Earth
- Each quadrants least favorite element
- One hell of an ocean.
- Important information for ALL citizens
- Soon
- The mortar used by Apollo 16 to conduct seismic experiments on the Moon. [2340 × 2369]
- No Mans Sky
- New image from HiRISE shows detail down to the shadow the Curiosity rover casts on the surface of Mars.
- The Worlds of the Imperium
- Pluto, the Dwarf Planet
- [OC] There is a strong correlation between Metacritic score and the amount of vehicular combat in Star Wars Films.
- NASAs First Rover on the Red Planet, Sojourner arrived aboard the Mars Pathfinder on July 4, 1997.
- The Shell: An Ancient Megastructure, and the solar system it belongs to.
- 500 Exoplanets - Infographic by Martin Vargic
- Astronomy
- Archivos Secretos
RETURNING HUMANS TO LUNAR MISSIONS . SpaceX - Missions: Moon . Check out our stories for the link to the page. . . @spacex #lunarmission #dearMoon #dearmoonproject #starship #SpaceX #moon #space #moontravel #spacecraft - @dearmoonproject on Instagram
- Presentation Format
- First Satellite! (RSS)
- This amazing image just isnt getting the eyeballs it deserves over at r/spaceflight
- NASAs curiosity rover tool a selfie on the Martian soil
- The abandoned descent stage of Apollo 16. It looks so... lonely.
- Cant stop thinking about it ...
- Fyi Theres this cool brainy trippy place inside Cerebrum Magna in the Cambion Drift.
M2-9: Wings of a Butterfly Nebula Are stars better appreciated for their art after they die? Actually, stars usually create their most artistic displays as they die. In the case of low-mass stars like our Sun and M2-9 pictured here, the stars transform themselves from normal stars to white dwarfs by casting off their outer gaseous envelopes. The expended gas frequently forms an impressive display called a planetary nebula that fades gradually over thousands of years. M2-9, a butterfly planetary nebula 2100 light-years away shown in representative colors, has wings that tell a strange but incomplete tale. In the center, two stars orbit inside a gaseous disk 10 times the orbit of Pluto. The expelled envelope of the dying star breaks out from the disk creating the bipolar appearance. Much remains unknown about the physical processes that cause and shape planetary nebulae. Image Copyright: Image Credit: Hubble Legacy Archive, NASA, ESA - Processing: Judy Schmidt Follow @spaceandpopcorn for more info about Space 🚀 #nebula #planets #art #mars #star #blackhole #stargazing #ig #hubble #quantumphysics #deepsky #astronomyfacts #luna #sun #outerspace #planet #astronomylover #esa #astronomer #facts #universetoday #iss #canon #elonmusk #love #astronomyphotography #photooftheday #moonlight #a #astronomie - @spaceandpopcorn on Instagram
- Please remember to conserve your red this month.
- Phase 1 of Wild West Town: World Painter, and simple layout
- Astronaut Images of Earth
- [The Strand] Mock-up of an Atlas page for my world in the Times Atlas style
- Stickney Crater, a massive depression in Phobos, moon of Mars [1280x950]
- Ad Astra magazine featured my Falcon Heavy photo, almost flipped over when I saw it [OC][1725-2225]
- Planet, Space [1920x1080]
- Earth from Mars
- Scienze
- I have no idea what this is but it is somewhat satisfying
- Apollo 8: Christmas At The Moon
- Faz 50 anos do programa Apolo 12 e você ainda acredita na terra plana :(
- Sectional view of my world, revealing the four sub-dimensions constituting it.
- Interesting colors of minerals in an abandoned (60+ years) limestone mine. If I was in a cave I would call this a small rimstone formation.
- When I was at (what thought was) the absolute ends of my abilities, energy and hope, I called up a friend. After hearing me, crying in pain, this is roughly what he said:
- Space tv shows
- Dres has been conquered!
- Time Capsule
- Beautiful Other Worlds
- MRO IMAGE OF SCHIAPARELLI
- Astronomy and Kids
- 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]
- Infographic about the desolate planet Lokridan
- Blood moons
- Messing around with volumetrics, CCW!
- I took this photo a couple weeks ago that shows different layers of the sun
- Storms on Uranus imaged by the Keck telescope in 2004
- Astronomy
- Alunizaje
- Awesomeness
- and BEYOND!!
- The nearest stars Two-thirds of our stellar neighbors are cool M-class dwarf stars. The remaining third is a mixture of white dwarfs; type K, G, F, and A main sequence stars; and a handful of T- and L-class brown dwarfs.
@wiels_brussels hosts the exhibition Risquons tout, with the participation of precursor of performance art #EstherFerrer. Until 10th January 2021. - @spainculturebe on Instagram
- Flat earth?
- Ganpati decoration theme
- Lesser-known Constellations
- Space
- Our home among approximately 100,000 other galaxies, the Laniakea supercluster. [5172 x 3786}
- Jupiter 2
- Aliens & UFOs
- Futuristic
- Mars Curiosity Rover tracks through Dingo Gap in Gale Crater [4890x3361]
- Pluto’s tiny moons are stranger than imagined.
- Space illustration
- Awesome Activities
- Beautiful Other Worlds
- Earths location in the Universe
- ESAs Schiaparelli Lander could land as close as 6 miles from NASAs Opportunity Rover when it lands on Mars on October 19th
- Asteroids and Meteoroids
- Poster design experimenting with HUD and GUI
- 3 Part SSTO
- Enrico Fermi
- Ich hab vorhin die ISS über unserem Garten abgelichtet... :) bin ich ein bisschen stolz drauf!
- We are very close to release now || Vanilla Factions Expanded - Insectoid
- Apollo / NASA
- The correct time to use the F word [1920X1080]
- The Saturn V vs the Sea Dragon, the biggest rocket that was seriously considered to be built. The Dragon was so huge, the entire Saturn 2nd stage would fit inside its engine bell.
- Berkey
- Fossil Brown Marble
- All about Design
- film — star trek
- With three days before the 50th anniversary starts, I wanted to share a launch infographic I created to celebrate Apollo 11.
- Apollo 10 Command Module, Rendezvous, Lunar Orbit, May 22nd 1969 [4400 x 4600] x-post /r/HI_Res
- Relatively new to this sub. These are some stats of Hunalara, the desert planet inhabited by gelatin-based lifeforms that Ive been developing for a good while now.
- Indian space research organisation
- CalRecycle Originals
- i guess that this must be the place
- Lightning From the International Space Station
- Astronomy - Stars
- Flat earth?
- My lander for the Jool-5 challenge
- 1961 ford thunderflite
- Ceres’ Colorful Haulani Crater
- Galaxy Facts!
- Neil Armstrong Tribute
- Tesla Factories: A Scale Comparison - September 2020 Update [OC]
- Earthrise on Christmas Eve 1968, taken on the moon
- Pluto, the Dwarf Planet
- (AKIRA) Which is better the colored version or the original b&w manga
- The star Eta Carinae about to go supernova.
- M31/Andromeda Galaxy - millions of stars
- Awesome
¿Signos de vida en Venus? Un equipo internacional de astrónomos y astrónomas anunció hoy el descubrimiento de una molécula rara, la fosfina, en las nubes de Venus. En la Tierra, este gas solo se produce industrialmente o por microbios que prosperan en entornos libres de oxígeno. La comunidad astronómica ha especulado durante décadas que las nubes en Venus podrían ofrecer un hogar para los microbios, los cuales flotan libres de la superficie hiper-caliente, pero que necesitan tolerar una acidez muy alta. La detección de fosfina podría apuntar a vida aérea extraterrestre. Confirmar su descubrimiento requirió el uso de 45 antenas del Radiotelescopio @ ALMA en Chile, en el que el Observatorio Europeo Austral (ESO) es socio. #VenusNews https://www.eso.org/public/chile/news/eso2015/?lang Crédito de la imagen: ESO Astronomy / M. Kornmesser / L. Calçada y NASA / JPL / Caltech @esoastronomy . . . . . #astronomia #astrofotografia #chile #astronomy #solarsystem #venus - @astroturismocentauri on Instagram
- Funny
- Back in the Day
- Taking pictures on the Moon. EVA-3. Apollo 17. 1972 [4175 x 4175]
- So I was browsing the new Hubble XDF image when...
- The last words Opportunity sent.
- Apollo 11 mission
- Alien abduction stories
- Elements
- U.S. Atlantic Coast from International Space Station [3405 x 2266]
- Capital Ship
- The dying Moon, 2090
Some products are made... some are reborn. egg2 - Coming Soon . Click the link in our bio to pre-order from your local retailer #shoplocal - @eggstrolleruk on Instagram
- I made an infographic that labels the major components of SpaceXs Dragon 1 cargo spacecraft
- Apollo space program
- Aliens & UFOs
- The Binary Star System of Laniakea, my world
- [i3-gaps] Grayscale theme
- Modular World Building
- 2014
- Science Summary for last month
- Project Daedalus (USI Mothership)
- New Infographic - My First Lunar Station, the JMSS (Joint Munar Space Station)
- Pixel Images (Gifs And Images)
- Science and nature
- Lunar lander
- 5-Dimensional Universe Topology Map Over All Time to Now, with Relativistic Paradox
- Sputnik
- Infographic showing the landing sequence of the Curiosity rover [900x1530](OS)
- Terraforming Mars Timescale 7 Cost Infographic
- TIME magazine in the aftermath of the revelation that mankind is well and truly alone in the universe
- 4 - Galactic
- Mars Moons
- Elite dangerous ships
- How many of you knew this reference
- The Moon Through my 8 Dobsonian Telescope - Annotated Manually
- ORION SPACECRAFT
- Stellar map with logarithmic chart of the universe, made by Olaf Frohn [7683 x 5117]
- Tried modeling a unique spacecraft Void Stalker from the story Im worldbuilding around. More info in comments.
- These Resistance Ships [2560 × 1691]
- Astronomy/Astrophysics
- InSight just took its first selfie!
- Its not a glamorous shot... But I still cant stop smiling at the fact that last night, light from another galaxy, thats been traveling undisturbed for the past 23 MILLION years, ended its journey in the lens of my camera.
- Mars One
- Interesting Articles And Facts
- The Descent of MSL Curiosity Captured by HiRISE
- asteroid belt
- Either we failed miserably or were going to Neptune
- Round-horizon selfie of Curiosity [6000 x 6000]
- IT CAME FROM OUTER SPACE
- An alternative view: Twitter user 3Dmattias gave the CIVA panorama of 67P some depth cues.
- Planetary Science
- The Milky Way Map. [6000x3887]
- Astronomy
- Astrophotography
- The Temple at the Edge of All Things
- Astronomy
- National Geographics Map of the Universe
- Aliens And UFOs
- Fly me to the Moon
- Cassini Captures Spectacular View Of Sunlight Glinting Off Of Titans Seas
- Cosmic Clusters
- One of InSights 7-foot (2.2 meter) wide solar panels was imaged by the landers Instrument Deployment Camera, which is fixed to the elbow of its robotic arm.
- A wild eclipse spotted on the menu screen.
- Ad Astra
- Global Positioning System
- Globe
- What ship is this? I thought it was a frigate at first, but no UNSC frigates have that thruster layout. This has been bothering me for months.
- When you’re inspecting the engines of your Eve lander before launch but hear Jeb hitting the space bar
- Space Facts
- 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.
- Episode 12: Asteroid Mining Projects Begin c. 2149
- What Other Worlds Have We Landed On?
- Iss and the Moon
- Fly me to the Moon
- Zodiacal Light is Strong This AM
- Processed image of Schiaparellis parachute
- Ceres’ Solitary Mountain Ahuna Mons (Topographical Map)
- With death staring you in the face...
- Body fluid
- Alpha Ships released! Modular spaceship pieces for Save Our Ship 2
- Weve come a long way
- Once i finally managed to get a third moon to Kerbin, i couldn´t resist the tentation to make A moon of a moon, or subsatellite.
- (Apologies for crappy MS Paint drawing) Came up with a concept for a futuristic craft part that I think would be cool to have in KSP 2, and wanted to share it
- All About The Earth & Space
- Ever wondered what a comet screaming through space looks/sounds like up-close?
- Space Combat in Cyclus - Tangential Strategic Model
- Saturn Nebula 9.8hr SHO [OC]
- Apollo Lunar Landing Sites
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
- The September 2013 locations of all space probes in the Solar System [1366x1024]
- Live action
- All About The Earth & Space
- Our Star, the Sun
- Ireson Hill on Mars Credit @WorldandScience - Twitter
- Saturn V - 1188 Parts - Stock Replica
- 42 Facts About Space
- Before and after: Over the two years during which Rosetta studied a comet, drastic surface changes were seen as the comet swung round the sun
- Air & Space
- Spacecraft of the World
- Sci
- Highly detailed chart of cosmic exploration
- my neighbour totoro.
- Comets and Meteors
- Astronauts : Apollo
- UY Scuti of the Scutum constellation compared to the Sun.
- [OC] Aliens of the Solar System
- [ Dungeon ]
- USS Enterprise
- Landing on Hale, the smallest moon of Sarnus (Outer Planets Mod) - Its even smaller than Gilly!
- Astronomy pictures. Looking up and out.
- analysis
- Boom!
- Everything we know of in our solar system
- Blursed_earth_facts
- Orion in Depth
- This Magic, spells, and potions website
- Space Program
- Human Spacecraft of the World
- I guess this means I lost?
- Science
- They came from space
- Mars Olympus Mons, the tallest known volcano in the solar system, has such a gradual slope that someone standing at the base couldnt see the summit because its beyond the horizon.
- Moon: Apollo 17 landing site [OC]
- Bizarre News
- 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)
- Pluto, the Dwarf Planet
- Uranus Planet
- SpaceX Dragon docked to ISS
- Visiting every planet and moon (including Outer Planets Mod) in my 7-year-old sandbox save
- Any Selenite in Australia sick of describing how big back home is? One picture tells a thousand words.
- Space, Science & Technology
- Topographic Relief of Mars (and landing/cash sites of spacecraft) [OC]
- Never realized how cool of a shot this is in ROTJ. Rebel ships and Star Destroyers passing right by each other.
- My first planetary system map. Will add more over time
- Trumpet 3 [TOP SECRET] Mission Profile
- Astrophotography
- Astronomy science
- Radio astronomer here! Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but I thought you guys might like to see what a typical image looks like in radio. Each one of the dots here is (most likely) a supermassive black hole millions of light years away
- Carapace 1
- Entity Zero – Galactic Map & History
- NASAs planned missions through 2030
- Books Board
- A map of the solar system where the you can really see where all objects are located
- A map of the night sky that took me a month to make 🪐
- Astronomy
- The only thing I could see during the Delta IV Heavy launch yesterday.
- The parachute landing of the Curiosity Rover captured by the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter
- TYPE 3
- Science
- UFO
- Bio-engineering || Vanilla Factions Expanded - Insectoids, coming soon!
- Little stars infographic.
- Procyon System and the planet Victoriae
- Map of major Moon Colonies
- SATURN V, Apollo Moon Rocket
- A map of Pluto I made
- Space, the final frontier... My most recent digital drawing Im still new to this. Critiques appreciated!
- Colony - Asteroids
- Moon, Our Moon
- James Webb Space Telescope
- UFOs in History...1971...Utah
- The interior of planet Tôv
- Ever wondered how big our space probes are? Answer - Really big.
- Earth
- Astronomical Events
- 1 - Near future
- FACTS ABOUT SPACE.
