- An Ultrawide wallpaper of Mars
Moon was formed when PLANET SMASHED INTO EARTH
Doomer boy
- Jupiter and Europa render by me
New Horizons’ Top 10 Pluto Pics
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- Navea as seen on approach [Tetraverse Chapters]
- Venus, as seen in Infrared
Pluto Portrait Wallpaper
- Earth to scale if it replaced Io on its orbit around Jupiter - (NASA, JPL-Caltech - processing Alexis Tranchandon)
- This is Miranda, the smallest of Uranus 5 main moons. It has the highest cliff in the Solar System, Verona Rupes, at 10 km (6 miles) high and is nicknamed the Frankestein moon because scientists think it was destroyed from an impact and reassorted randomly, creating its unique landscape.
KND - Numbuh 4 Tribute - Castawayed
- 11 days of texturing personal challange
pinterest • alexisbenoy
- Yes, the eclipse was visible from space. Heres a view from NASAs GOES satellite (more in comments)
Want to Name a Feature on Pluto?
Pluto by New Horizond planetary probe
- NASA’s Juno spacecraft just captured this view of Jupiter’s red spot
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PLutO
- Young Mars [2048x1536]
Space 🪐
- A Guide to The Moons Major Seas and Craters
PLutO
- Astronomy
VK
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- The Moon from last night
- Chris Hadfield
Get the We Heart It app!
- Flat earth?
Pluto 🤍
🐅
- The Final Frontier
@𝐤𝐢𝐬𝐬𝐢𝐧𝐠𝐲𝐮
Pluto by fyre-flye on DeviantArt
- Blue moon,ME,3D modeling , 2020
- Ad Infinitum - Moon 2090, mid-dismantling (click image for better quality)
- Reconstructed and edited a picture of Jupiter taken from the JUNO mission of NASA
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- Kevin Gills visualization of Mars with Earth-like oceans and life [1024x1024]
Rotation Rates & Tilts of the planets. Including PLUTO - Science & Tech
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- World Meteorological Day - March 23
- Moon: Rima Hyginus and some more [OC]
Pluto Planet?
- International Space Station (ISS) in front of the Sun and next to sunspot AR2770 photographed from Lieskovec (Újmogyoród) in Slovakia, 08.08.2020. by Péter Komka
@tokkiollie
- Science (Space)
Pluto
- Climate Change in the News
- Luna
- An illustration of the cores of the planets of our Solar System. [1536 × 2048]
- A new sunspot and some prominences
#bubbles #macro #canon6d #fineartphotography - @pashminu on Instagram
- Jupiter’s South Pole - composite image from Juno spacecraft
- The Planck satellite’s map of the cosmic microwave background.
- Mars behind our Moon 🌝
- 3D Inspiration
- Occulted by the Earths shadow. (x-post from r/astrophotography OC)
- Moon: Tycho, Clavius and many more [OC]
- 26 megapixel Moon mosaic of 29th of April!
- Jupiter this week
- Mars at the Moons Edge
- Greatest gif ever!
- History of Egypt
- A planet among 3 galaxies (SpaceEngine)
- In my Jupiter post, I was informed that the reason why most Juno images are enhanced is not scientific but purely aesthetic and misleading. I now have much less respect for them. Lets put more effort into ascertaining the veracity of our images and appreciate the discretion of Jupiters features.
- 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
- pluto vs Australia
- Backside of Saturn
- Dione on a Diagonal [1020 x 1020]
- Daytime Moon
- A view of the Aurora Australis as taken by the Imager for Magnetopause-to-Aurora Global Exploration, or IMAGE, satellite. Pic by NASA / IMAGE, January 2005.
- Solar Activity
Ευχαριστούμε πολύ Κωνσταντίνε!! 🙏 📷 credit: Konstantinos Vasilopoulos #nightskygreece #nightsky #nightskyphotography #greekphotographers #greece #astrophotography #astronomy - @night.sky.greece on Instagram
- planets and moons
- Saturn’s sponge-like moon Hyperion
- 15 tricks with baking soda
💗💗💗🌒🌒🌒The secret of the moon is not its beauty but rather it is in its ability to lighten our soul of all its burdens. No matter whether it is realistic or virtual. 🌒🌒🌒💗💗💗 . . . . . . 💗🌒Such as this🌒💗 . . . . . My second blender art. A photorealistic view of moon. Used some texture from NASAs satellite, Terra and Suomi NPP . Thank you to @nasa and @cg_geeks and Richard Andersson #b3d #b3dcycles #nasa #moon #moonlight #moonart #nasasatellite #artistoninstagram #artistofinstagram #illustration #3dillustration #digitalartist #digitalart #digitalartwork #cgi #cgiart #renderzone #blendercycles #blenderrender #blender3dart #blendershare #blendercompositing #lensdistortions #instagram #renderoftheday #renderlovers #blendercommunityindia #blender - @_shrirang_sapate_ on Instagram
- Space imaging progress..
- Astrophotographer creates photo of the solar system from his backyard
- Mimas hovers above Saturns rings
- Storm front from space
- Art practice 2
- Mars, Jupiter and Saturn through my Telescope
The intriguing streaks in this recent view of Jupiter are hazes floating above the planet’s cloud tops. Scientists don’t know exactly how they form, at least not yet. Learn more at the link in our bio. 📸 Image processed by Gerald Eichstädt #NASA #space #science #nature #Jupiter #Juno #JunoCam - @nasajuno on Instagram
- Space Images
- @decelorator on Instagram
- Miranda, moon of Uranus, during the January 24 1986 flyby of Voyager 2 [OC] [1834x1824]
- You can see the footprints and rover tracks of Apollo 15 on google maps. link in comments.
- Transits of Mercury are relatively rare. Transits of Mercury AND the ISS are even rarer.
- Curiosità
- The Moon and Venus. (Composite Image)
- NASAs Juno Jupiter probe just flew by the planet again and took some amazing images. [AIC] [1200x1259]
- Bone deep
- Constellation
- Moon: Copernicus and Hortensius domes [OC]
- 2014
- [i3-gaps] Grayscale theme
- One of these is Jupiters moon Europa, the rest are frying pans [x-post from r/woahdude]
- The Planets (not to scale)
- The Geysers of Triton.
- Dreamer
- All About The Earth & Space
- Apollo 12 landing site as seen by a Japanese probe.
- Jupiters moon europa
- New Horizons as it approached it’s closest to Pluto
- A high-resolution picture of a large hurricane over Saturns north pole, but actually in approximately true colour this time
- This is Jupiter
- Keplers Discoveries [3600x2449]
- Moon Images
- Seeing the corona first-hand during a total solar eclipse is unparalleled. This image digitally combines short and long exposures processed to highlight faint and extended features in the corona of the total solar eclipse that occurred in August of 2017.
- One of the most amazing space pictures of all time. The Phoenix lander under parachute spotted from LRO as it orbits Mars.
- Crescent Moon with Earthshine
- I put all the planets in KSP to scale with the Earth
- Experimented with the C8 and the 183MC Pro from my tree lawn!
- Mars 3rd October
- [OC] The Waxing Crescent of 28th of May.
- My new favorite space photo
- Waning Gibbous Mosaic in High Resolution with a 16 Telescope
- This is Jupiter
- Yesterdays lunar eclipse sequence from Saudi Arabia
- Mars Approach [APOD 2018 June 1 ]
- The North Pole of Jupiter, Juno Perijove 21 (July 21st)
- HORIZON - Lunar Colonization, 2120
- Baby accessories
- Juno spacecraft
- Science
- IT CAME FROM OUTER SPACE
- Earth Rocks!
Artwork for Life Forms by @dualistinquiry 3/9 • • • • • • • #artistsoninstagram #electronica #musicproducer #albumart #minimalism #techno #house #art212istanbul #sculpture #indie #albumart - @framebyframer on Instagram
- Solar Eclipse in Hydrogen Alpha and Calcium H
- Yall wouldnt upvote the cosmic microwave background would you?
- Moon: Mare Humorum [OC]
- Two days ago the ISS passed in front of the Sun near my place, video link in the comments.
- Mars as seen by Rosetta/OSIRIS on 24 Feb 2007 (reprocessed by me)
- 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 Moon with a small landscape 🌒 💻✍🏾 #3d #3dart #sketch #landscape #zbrush #zbrushsculpt #moon #artist #artistsoninstagram #artstyle #artwork #design - @macka1solo_art on Instagram
- Astronomia
- A beautiful shot of Saturns moon Tethys, taken by the spacecraft Cassini, with the planet in the background and the rings seen edge-on on the left
- Gonna send in the probe.
- Jupiter, taken by the JUNO spacecraft and image post processing done by me
- Equatorial ridge on Saturns moon Iapetus, taken by the Cassini space probe [800 x 452]
- Photo of the sun. The smoky puff on the left is a remnant of a solar flare that erupted from the sunspot below. See the two sunspots beneath the puff? The little one, to the right, is twice the size of Earth. Awesome.
- Interesting Angle on Saturn Taken by Cassini in 2012 [1280x720]
- Venus: earth’s twin, except way hotter.
- Crescent Saturn From Earth, Saturn never shows a crescent phase. But when viewed from a spacecraft the majestic giant planet can show just a sunlit slice
- Asteroid Ryugu as seen by Hayabusa 2 from 22km
Ready to be humbled? See the 3rd little dot on the lower left of this image? That’s HOME. Now compare our dear Earth in scale with our celestial neighbors! Keep in mind, our Sun is considered a “Yellow Dwarf.” Wow. (Many thanks to my dear friend, Van Allen Plexico, for sharing!) - @reynoldswolf on Instagram
- Crescent Earth from Apollo 11
∞ A: worriedaboutsatan T: Europa R: 09.25.20 F: LP / Digital L: Past Inside the Present C: PITP-V012 A: PITP.BANDCAMP.COM A: JUNORECORDS.COM — Europa is somewhere between a re-issue and a ‘best of’ with a few gems from ‘The Vault’. Its a nice mix of the older satan catalogue and two new tracks, yet programmed to flow like an original record. The tracks, ‘Who Is A Hunter?’ and ‘Cloaking’ were originally slated to be released as a 12 in 2017, but never came to fruition. These tracks now make their debut on vinyl as originally intended with two previously unreleased tracks, ‘Vex’ and ‘Sunk’. These tracks were from older sessions that worriedaboutsatan refers to as ‘The Vault’, which is essentially a backlog of songs that were constructed and produced when the band was still a duo. The previously released track ‘Shift’ makes a special appearance on this release with a fresh remaster from Rafael Anton Irisarri, along with all other tracks appearing on Europa. — Written and produced by Gavin Miller and Thomas Ragsdale, Bradford West Yorkshire, England Mastered at Black Knoll Studio (NY) by Rafael Anton Irisarri Design, layout and assemblage by zaké — © Past Inside the Present This is PITP-V012 MMXX PITP.bandcamp.com pastinsidethepresent.com — #ambient #ambientmusic #dronemusic #soundscapes #ambientloops #ambienttones #atmospheric #ethereal #ambience #backgroundmusic #spacemusic #minimalmusic #meditationmusic #electronicmusic #fieldrecording #pastinsidethepresent #pastinsidethepresentrecords #worriedaboutsatan @worriedaboutsatan @blackknoll - @pastinside on Instagram
#DidYouKnow that Kelpler-22b was the first exoplanet to be found within a habitable zone? (The right distance from a star for a planet to have water!) This potentially-watery planet is twice the size of Earth- and thats normal! Most exoplanets discovered are two times the size of Earth, however none exist within our local solar system... Image Credit: NASA . . #Vancouver #Astronomy #NightSky #funfacts #starrynights #spacefacts #space #universe #starstuff #cosmology #astronomyfacts #spacelovers #photooftheday #science #technology #education #STEM #sciencefacts #canada #bc #vancouverbc #solarsystem #exoplanet #NASA - @spacecentreyvr on Instagram
- Awe & wonder!
- GRENZWISSENSCHAFT
- I wonder if Galileo knew we would one day send probes to Jupiter to see how remarkably beautiful she is?
- Any Selenite in Australia sick of describing how big back home is? One picture tells a thousand words.
- Zoomed-in view of Saturns moon Epimetheus, one of the highest resolution ever taken
- A Terraformed Martian World
- Dust storms and clouds on Mars
- Full disk, true-color image of Earth taken by Himawari-8, the Japanese weather satellite launched in October. [2750x2750]
- Moon using 850nm IR pass filter to help with bad seeing.
Smelly gas = life on Venus? 👽🪐 In a surprising twist, scientists at @mitpics @cardiffuni , and elsewhere have observed what may be signs of life in the clouds of our other, even closer planetary neighbor, Venus. While they have not found direct evidence of living organisms there, if their observation is indeed associated with life, it must be some sort of “aerial” life-form in Venus’ clouds — the only habitable portion of what is otherwise a scorched and inhospitable world. “This means either this is life, or it’s some sort of physical or chemical process that we do not expect to happen on rocky planets,” adds co-author and @mit_eaps Research Scientist Janusz Petkowski. Read more and watch the video: https://news.mit.edu/2020/life-venus-phosphine-0914 #venus #venusnews #life #habitable #habitableplanets #lifeonvenus #lifeinspace #space #et #extraterrestrial #planet #planets #spacescience #earthscience #planetaryscience #planetary #phosphorus #gas #discovery #science #mit #cardiff #massachusettsinstituteoftechnology - @mitscience on Instagram
- A Robots Shadow on Asteroid Itokawa
- The upcoming E-ELT, which will be the worlds largest telescope when it is completed in 2024, will be able to image Jupiters moons at the same resolution at NASAs Galileo orbiter
- Universe videos
- NASA Earth Observatory
- Well maybe its just me but...I see images of Admiral Akbar and a Star Destroyer from Star Wars in this pic of Mars
- A map of Pluto I made
- aa
- Salute to the Kerbin
- Pluto in true color
- 81 megapixel lunar composite, a combination of over 100k shots
- Latest NASA view of Jupiter
- The underside of Jupiter- true color image
- Saturns north pole, taken by Cassini
- Sunspot 2665 yesterday! Sun is giving us a show before minimum sets in.
- Jupiter’s stunning southern hemisphere taken by Juno as it performed its ninth flyby on Oct 24th
- This enhanced-color image of Jupiter’s Great Red Spot was created by citizen scientist Jason Major using data from the JunoCam imager on NASA’s Juno spacecraft
- Complex Jupiter
- NASAs Juno caputures Jupiters southern hemisphere as the spacecraft sped away after a Nov. 3, 2019 close flyby. Theres massive cyclones near Jupiters south pole, as well as the chaotic clouds of the folded filamentary region — the area between the orange band and the brownish polar region.
- Shadow and Glory of Hyabusa2 Space Probe On Asteroid Ryugu [512x512]
- Today is Asteroid Day. These are the asteroids that were visited by a spacecraft, to scale
- Two sides of Venus [Processed by me]
- Tombough Regio in all its glory
- Unique double crater on Mars
- Sunset taken by Himawari-8 on 2015-11-20
- Alien Worlds for Real
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
- Moon & Earth (done with program called SpaceEngine) [OC]
- aurora ryder.
- Jupiter’s Ocean moon Europa
- The Sun on 2019-01-03, with Sunspot 2732 and a nice prominence.
- Jupiter, courtesy of NASA Juno spacecraft
- I made a mosaic of the Moons surface to better show what it has gone, and is still going through. Zoom in! [OC]
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
- An interesting collage of Mars pix taken by ESAs Mars Express. Cant wait for Mars to become blue green someday!
- Astre
- Moon Phases & Earth (to scale) [OC]
- The introduction to my Phtanum b worldbuilding project!
- Stunning new photo of Jupiter by Nasas Juno spacecraft
- Minimal glitch moon, digital, 1920x1080 px
- Check out the artwork for Ultarcool Dwarfstars new album Trappist-1
- Humor Grafico
- First Time in the Jovian System
- Image of Mars taken by ISROs Mars Orbiter (Processed)
- Europa...a moon with an undersurface ocean
- Jupiters moon europa
- The United States if it were Plastered on to the Moon.
- Image of the sun I took earlier today
- In Honour of The 50th Anniversary of Apollo 11 Landing on the Moon, I Took a Close Up Photo of Where They Landed on the Moon
- thin nose
- Earth & Moon as pictured by GOES-16 (launched as GOES-R) from geostationary orbit. [1500x1139]
- On Friday morning I captured my highest quality color image of the moon so far by blending thousands of shots from 2 different cameras. Zoom in to check out the color around the craters! [OC]
- I took pictures of the moon for 2 weeks and combined them to show crazy textures across the full disc. More details in the comments. [OC]
- Bye bye giant sunspot. See you again in 2 weeks.
- Pluto Surface Features
- Photo of the Moon and Earth taken from a million miles away
- Celestial Spheres
- Planets [2560x1440]
- Laika, Me, White pencil, 2019
- The Planet Mars [7000x3500] [OC]
- Southern moonscape
- Bedroom decor lights
- Far side of the moon, 1959 vs. 2009
- It’s just so beautiful
- The real death star moon Mimas in orbit around Saturn
- Cosmology
Not a day goes by that I don’t dream of exploring the other worlds that inhabit our solar system. More often than not, I find myself wondering what it would be like to visit the icy moon of Saturn called Enceladus. I’ve always found icy worlds to be especially interesting, even in science fiction. Hoth has always been my favourite planet from Star Wars. As strange as it may sound, I’ve always wanted to visit Antarctica. My love of ice worlds has me dreaming about visiting Enceladus. Orbiting Saturn at distance of 1.4 billion km away from the sun, Enceladus is an icy moon with a diameter of 504 km. Enceladus turned out to be one of the most unique worlds in our solar system, including being one of the most likely locations we’ll encounter alien life. Underneath its icy crust, astronomers believe there exists a subsurface ocean of liquid water. The first concrete proof of this subsurface ocean came from the discovery of geysers along the moon’s South Pole. Despite its size and distance from the sun, Enceladus is generating enough heat in its interior to power the moon’s geology. Small worlds don’t tend to be geologically active given that small objects lose heat a lot faster. Like some of the moons of Jupiter, the internal heat of Enceladus is caused by gravitational tidal forces that generate friction within the moon’s core. The heat is sufficient to melt subsurface ice and create a layer of liquid water. Occasionally this water finds its way to the surface in the form of large geysers that spew water into space. Some of this water falls back onto the surface as a fresh coating of snow. Most of it, however, escapes into space and becomes part of Saturn’s rings. During some of Cassini’s flybys of Enceladus, it flew directly through the geysers and sampled the water. Cassini found evidence of organic molecules, meaning that Enceladus has all of the stuff needed for life to form and flourish. The age old question to whether we’re alone or not may be closer than we ever imagined. Image credit: NASA/ESA, Cassini, JPL #science #physics #astronomy #astrophysics #nasa #hubble #telescope #cosmos #universe #space #esa #nature #knowledge #discover #explore - @astrophysics_ on Instagram
- Star Maps
- Saturns moon Titan
- Moon Poop [OS]
- Earth in roblox
- Saturns largest Moon, Titan. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech
- Deviantart Drawings
- Mars in High resolution
- Astrolophysique...Cosmos...NASA...Univers ⚛️
- Using a high-resolution, full-color image, I created this “negative” of the Moon as a way to help visualize the features in more detail. Zoom in and peek at the lunar surface in a unique light. [OC]
- Mosaic of the moon consisting of 75 panels
- The first photo of Earth from the surface of the Moon, 1966
- Terraformed Mars
- moons of Jupiter essay
- Saturns moon Enceladus [2848x1602]
- Unlike all of Saturn’s other moons, Phoebe orbits in the opposite direction. It is most likely a captured asteroid.
- Enceladus and Saturn.
- NASAs photo of Earth from OSIRIS-REx asteroid probe shows data dropouts due to 3ms exposure [OS]
- Im creating imaginary space scenes by scanning food on a photo scanner [OC]
- Forbidden coffee
- Current State of my Map of Phobos in 2140
- Tycho and Clavius Craters
- Unreleased image of half illuminated Charon
- galaxy
- New Image of the North Pole of Enceladus
- moon vs usa
- Moon: Mare Nubium with Rupes Recta [OC]
- Comets
- Ancient Mars [894x894]
- Planeta Ceres (planeta anão)
- The first photo of Earth from the Moon taken by a human (colorized)
- Europa: Jupiters Moon
- Pluto
- NASA - High-Altitude Hazes on Jupiter [1920x1080]
- Waxing Gibbous of May 2nd.
- All the water and air compared to the earth
- Asteroids and comets
- Mars full disc view from MOM (Mangalyaan) taken by the Mars Colour Camera aboard. [credit:- ISRO]
- everyone else
- New combined image reveals mysterious topography beyond Plutos terminator.
- Looking over Pluto
- Alien [1920x1080]
- galaxy
- I made another planet last week! One of my favorites so far.
- 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!
- Jupiters South Pole (PJ-4)
- Juno pictured Ganymede recently, and then scientists reconstructed the view from orbital parameters, maps and imagery obtained by Voyager & Galileo missions
- Ganymede - moon of Jupiter
- An alternate arrangement of lunar eclipse photos depicts the Earths shadow.
- Natural Opal
- Mercury-Venus-Earth-Mars (3840x2160)
- Archivos Secretos
- Dione against Saturn rings (Cassini data, processed by me)
- Soyuz TMA-17 landing in June 2010, containing 3 astronauts returning from the ISS
- Earth in comparison with Saturn’s Ring System
- Composite view of Jupiters Southern Hemisphere using imagery from Junos Perijove 20 on May 29th.
- kellron,a thriving jungle planet with a breathable atmosphere orbiting the white dwarf icion,ounce home to a intelligent species which destroyed themselves in nuclear war,allowing the wildlife to recover after the radiation was gone
- art
- Cosmos space
- 3DCG data
- Astronomy
- another procedural texturing test, i guess this one kind of looks like onyx?
- Best Deals Online
- Sunspot Region 2671 during partial eclipse phase
- The 1800km-wide Argyre Basin imaged by Viking Orbiter 2 in 1977. [5745x4940px]
- Looking Through the Darkness Image processing reveals new details on Plutos dark side!
- New image showing full atlas of Ceres
- The Planet Mercury [7000x3484] [OC]
- Cosmos
- 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!
- planets and moons
- How beautiful are other systems if ours is that beautiful??
- Solar System Exploration
- Dark side of Enceladus lit by Saturns reflection (From Cassini spacecraft)
“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
- Nasa space pictures
- Astronomy
- Finding My Marbles
- Pluto (phone version) [3840x2160] @totalgiraffe
- Ganymede - moon of Jupiter
- Processed and reprojected version of @NASAJuno image #06182.
- Jupiters Moon Ganymede [1920x1080] - Composite image from the Galileo mission, put together by Ted Styrk
- Processed image of Jupiters south pole taken by Juno
- A synthetic perspective view of Pluto
- Looks like there is a trail on Phobos [2600 × 2151]
- Plutos heart just got bigger - NASA released highest resolution images of Pluto to date
- Map of The Moon (with English translations) [7000x3500] [OC]
- The clearest picture of pluto ever taken
- Last night I captured a rare event, the ISS crossing the surface of the moon. This is a close crop of my shot, check out the full size linked in the comments. [OC]
- Latest picture of Pluto
- This is Pluto
- Europa with water vapor detected by Hubble (2012)
- I Combined 2 photos I took of the sun and the moon
- An HD photo of Pluto by NASA
- Cosmos
- Pluto in 8K Resolution
- Processed image of Pluto based on principal component analysis technique
- Earth compared to its water and air
