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Submitted by ChickenTeriyakiBoy1 t3_10l1grd
This is what the sky looked like during the spacex rocket launchSubmitted by Zommerfeld t3_110gapr
Pillars of Creation - cropped them differently and rotated to show their "frame"Submitted by Rockclimber88 t3_11pmuu8
Submitted by Pluto_and_Charon t3_y8e3al
Here's an illustration I made of the recent Artemis I launchSubmitted by Shirelord t3_z0853g
Submitted by Corbulo2526 t3_zuld7e
This is what 7 minutes of exposure time looks like on a dark, moonless night at Zabriskie Point, Death Valley (USA)!
The Pillars of Creation by Webb’s mid-infrared instrument (MIRI)Submitted by MistWeaver80 t3_yhoofp
A three hour time-lapse of Jupiter I took with my 10 inch telescopeSubmitted by J3RRYLIKESCHEESE t3_yh1foo
Submitted by PhyneasPhysicsPhrog t3_zt4amj
Comet ZTF over Mount Etna by Dario GiannobileSubmitted by SuppressiveFire t3_10o8d1o
This image of Mars shows the north polar ice cap, the border between highlands and lowlands, former river valleys, plains covered by dark sands and the large Hellas Planitia impact basin in the south. Credit: ESA/DLR/FU Berlin
Last night's sky from my backyardSubmitted by Fudwick t3_10cj9vj
A spaceflight disaster was narrowly avoided in 1972. A series of intense solar flares exploded in August, just months before the launch of Apollo 17. Any astronauts on the moon at that time would have died from radiation. As NASA's new lunar missions progress, the threat of radiation still looms.
supercluster.comSubmitted by EricFromOuterSpace t3_10q1c3x
Time-lapse of Mars rotating over 6 hours taken during the 2022 opposition with my 10" telescopeSubmitted by fchung t3_10qm0ih
Incredible Crescent Moon from earlier this week.Submitted by Acuate187 t3_11c0qex
Peak fall foliage, a cloud inversion, and star trails all coming together in the Adirondack Mountains, NY [OC]
I spent 20 hours shooting the Horsehead nebula to create my most intricately detailed photo of this region. This area is surprisingly large, and if it were brighter it would appear much larger than the full moon. Make sure you zoom in! [OC]