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Welcome to the surface of our star!
In front of you is the photosphere of the Sun with a detail of up to 30 km.
The dynamics of vortices in the upper cloud cover of Jupiter, compiled from images obtained by the automatic interplanetary station "Juno"
Читать полностью…❤️❤️ From orbit with love: Happy Europe Day!
Every year in May, residents of European countries celebrate Europe Day. In honor of this day, ESA has shared an exciting selection of photos from orbit.
The moment when your view from the window is the whole planet…
The views from the ISS are such that filters are NOT NEEDED: the radiance of the atmosphere, the Milky Way, thousands of stars and the native Earth below.
All of this is footage from low Earth orbit, where day turns to night 16 times a day.
The footage was captured on camera by NASA astronaut Donald Pettit.
To make this shot, the astrophotographer needed not just a camera and a tripod, but 7 YEARS of STUBBORNNESS and a little luck.
He wasn't hunting for the moon, but for the perfect moment where everything would come together: phase, angle, weather, horizon. And every time — clouds, disruption, bummer.
But on December 15, at 18:57 Italian time, all the factors converged
A magnificent shot that shows what is usually hidden from view — the rotation of the Earth.
Читать полностью…The moon doesn't just look beautiful at night.
The moon's gravity not only creates tides, it stabilizes the climate of the entire planet. The moon smooths out the axial "shakiness" and thus keeps the climate within a more or less predictable framework.
Without it, we'd be either fried or frozen, like on a shuttle without stabilizers. So the next time you see the full moon, you can mentally thank her for not living in a climate hell.
This is an illustrated concept of the logarithmic scale of the observable universe with the Solar system at the center.
Читать полностью…Pasting a photo from NASA shows what the starry sky on Mars might look like under ideal conditions.
Читать полностью…A photo of our Sun!
The image taken by NASA's solar mission has collected as many as 200 individual images to show us the widest and most detailed view of the Sun to date. The picture was taken on March 9, 2025.
Timelapse of the solar prominence on the amateur telescope Lunt 100MT.
Читать полностью…Here are the aurora borealis on Jupiter. Taken using the ultraviolet vision of the Hubble telescope.
Читать полностью…Capture the Starship Super Heavy B15 booster during the IFT-8 mission. Shot in slow motion
Читать полностью…James Webb captured the aurora borealis on Neptune for the first time.
Читать полностью…🟠 Footprints on the red planet.
The Curiosity rover has looked back, capturing its path across the dusty surface of the Red Planet.
NASA has shared an image of the Moon taken from Galileo.
The unusual colors in the photo indicate the diversity of the soil.:
🔴 — lunar hills
🔵 — the presence of titanium in the soil
🟠 — volcanic activity
Astronomers have discovered oxygen in the most distant known galaxy, JADES-GS-z14-0, at a distance of 13.4 billion light-years from Earth.
This means that stars have already managed to be born, flare up and explode just a few hundred million years after the Big Bang.
The star swallowed its planet - literally.
A lone giant the size of Jupiter could not escape from the gravitational trap and gradually spiraled into the red-hot bowels of its luminary. A colossal release of gas and dust into space, which astronomers have recorded under the name ZTF SLRN-2020.
It looks like a fantasy, but in the distant future — in five billion years — this could happen to our Solar system. When the Sun starts to die, it will swell up too, and anything that gets too close risks becoming a cosmic breakfast.
⚡️ The sky over Chile after the launch of the Chinese Long March 4B into space.
Читать полностью…Why do meteors glow in different colors?
When a meteor flies into the Earth's atmosphere at breakneck speed, it begins to glow — and for a reason! The color of its glow depends on its chemical composition.
How about fireworks:
— Sodium — gives yellow light;
— Magnesium is white;
— Calcium — purple;
— Iron — yellow-white;
— Copper — green, etc..
The first blooming in space is the orange zinnia.
In 2016, a real beauty grew up on the ISS as part of the Veggie experiment. The astronauts had to fight weightlessness, moisture and mold, but it was worth it.
This is a mini-victory in the race for autonomous life in space.
This animation shows how the Crab Nebula appeared due to a supernova explosion about 7,000 years ago.
Читать полностью…NASA has stopped emitting black holes into music. This sonification describes the potential birth of an object from the massive star WR 124 — it sheds its outer layers, and at the end of its life may leave behind a black hole.
A ringtone for space lovers
There are WHIRLWINDS on Mars too, but they are not called tornadoes, but "dust devils".
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