Surface Of Mars As Seen From Space

Surface of Mars As Seen From Space

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This is a map of the observable universe. It's interactive and cool. Go see it.

mapoftheuniverse.net

The Map of the Universe

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6 years ago

Staring out at the stars, Guelph Lake ON [14mm f/2.8 iso 1600 10sec] by markoshino

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6 years ago

Buzz Aldrin is a national treasure

via reddit

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6 years ago

“Follow us @_astro_mania_ for more astronomy stuff. | -pic by @salvo.59_astrophotographer”.credit: @_astro_mania_.C’monBoard Astronomy compiles the best photographs of space. To find out everything about space, check out the C’monBoard website [link in the bio] ….Check out our astronomy-themed products at cmonstore.com#stars #telescope #bilim #stargazing #galaxy #nasabeyond #universe #hubble #astronomi #planets #astro_photography_ #astrophysics #nightscaper #ig_astrophotography #nightsky #uzay #cosmos #astrophotography #astronomia #nebula #solarsystem #science #milkyway #constellation #interstellar #nasa #universetoday

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6 years ago

Galaxy Animal Necklaces and T-Shirts

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2 years ago

What glows there? The answer depends: sea or sky? In the sea, the unusual blue glow is bioluminescence. Specifically, the glimmer arises from Noctiluca scintillans, single-celled plankton stimulated by the lapping waves.

The plankton use their glow to startle and illuminate predators. This mid-February display on an island in the Maldives was so intense that the astrophotographer described it as a turquoise wonderland.

In the sky, by contrast, are the more familiar glows of stars and nebulas. The white band rising from the artificially-illuminated green plants is created by billions of stars in the central disk of our Milky Way Galaxy.

Also visible in the sky is the star cluster Omega Centauri, toward the left, and the famous Southern Cross asterism in the center.

Red-glowing nebulas include the bright Carina Nebula, just right of center, and the expansive Gum Nebula on the upper right.

📷: Petr Horálek / Institute of Physics in Opava, Sovena Jani

What Glows There? The Answer Depends: Sea Or Sky? In The Sea, The Unusual Blue Glow Is Bioluminescence.

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6 years ago

Horse head and Flame nebula. by ammonthenephite

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6 years ago

Good Night Moon

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6 years ago

On 26 September 2014 Planet Earth’s Sun “erupted with a twisted blob of plasma that was part of a coronal mass ejection blasted into space…This would not appear to be directed towards Earth….The material seen here is ionized Helium at 60,000 degrees C [108,032 degrees Fahrenheit].” [1228 x 1228] by trot-trot

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