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Оказывается, с МКС запустили стрим с камеры, смотрящей на Землю. Залипательно.
#космоновости


#space #ISS #Earth #livevideo
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Hello! Nice to meet you!
My name is Benedetta (Benny) and I am Italian. 🇮🇹
I am a science communicator and an Analog Astronaut. 👩🏻‍🚀
My goal is to become the next Italian woman to fly to space! 🚀
I am a citizen scientist for NASA and also an asteroid huntress ☄️

#space #moon #mars #nasa #aerospace #astronaut #astronauta #cosmonaut #spacewalk #spacesuit #rocket #rocketscience #spacetravel #spaceflight


Hitching A Ride On An Asteroid!

In NASA asteroid samples, scientists discover key building blocks of life

An analysis of material taken from the asteroid Bennu suggests the chemical ingredients for life may have been widespread across the early solar system
#AureFreePress #News #press #headline #Space

https://www.nbcnews.com/science/space/nasa-asteroid-samples-organic-compounds-life-building-blocks-rcna189205


You've probably heard that "we are stardust," but this graphic breaks it down further & tells you what kind of stars your dust came from--and which elements didn't come from stars at all.

https://svs.gsfc.nasa.gov/13873/ #science #nature #space
This periodic table depicts the primary source on Earth for each element: from the Big Bang, massive stars, white-dwarf supernovae, merging neutron stars, low-mass stars, or other processes. In cases where two sources contribute fairly equally, both appear.


https://www.europesays.com/1802052/ Astronaut Suni Williams, stuck in space, says she’s “trying to remember what it’s like to walk” #InternationalSpaceStation #nasa #NeedhamNews #space
Astronaut Suni Williams, stuck in space, says she's "trying to remember what it's like to walk"


I found the “sister” of M33. Her name, NGC2403. They are pretty much alike. Have more or less the same size, shape, and they both feature a very big nebula: NGC604 in M33 and NGC2404 in the sister galaxy. Though, they got mad of each other, and now they are millions of l-y appart.

#astrophotography #astronomy #space #nightsky #nightphotography #photography #outdoors #stars #nebula #nebulae #galaxy #Astrodon
A spiral galaxy, spotted with pink blobs here and there, has a bright and tight core in its center. The arms of the galaxy expand and fade away into the vacuum of space. Although of majestic aspect, it’s only half the size of our own galaxy.


#Caldwell 25 - #NGC 2419, also known as the #IntergalacticWanderer, is a #globularcluster located in the #constellation #Lynx, approximately 270,000 light-years away from Earth. The #cluster reaches its annual culmination at astronomical midnight and is best observed around mid-January.

Detailed Information: https://astrocamp.eu/c25

▼ Vixen VC200L | Canon EOS M100(a) '23

#astrophoto #astrophotography #nightsky #space #sky #astronomy #telescope #clearsky #photography #nature #astrodon
Intergalactic Wanderer


A moving story behind a beautiful snapshot of #Comet C/2024 G3 ATLAS:

“We took the photograph while we were en route from northern #Chile to Santiago, travelling to attend the first workshop on Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion for the Chilean astronomical community at ESO-Vitacura. Little did we know that this journey would present us with a once-in-a-lifetime observational opportunity!

The flight was delayed, and as the plane ascended, the timing coincided perfectly with sunset. By pure coincidence, the window seat in our row was unoccupied, providing us an unobstructed view of the breathtaking landscape below. It was then that we noticed a faint but unmistakable glow in the sky: Comet C/2024 G3 Atlas!

Eager to share this spectacle, we informed the flight attendants, who promptly passed on the news to the pilots. They were as enthusiastic as us, and they made an announcement to the passengers, describing the rare sight visible outside the plane. The pilots dimmed the cabin lights and even turned off the wing lights to enhance visibility, allowing everyone onboard to experience the comet in its full glory.

The cabin was filled with awe as passengers took pictures of the comet. This moment was a testament to how celestial events can bring people together, even at 30,000 feet!”

🥲

Thanks for sharing this wonderful image and story, Virginia Cuomo from the Astronomy Department of La Serena University in Chile and the Chilean Astronomical Society, and Annagrazia Puglisi from the School of Physics and Astronomy of the University of Southampton!

📷 Annagrazia Puglisi

#astrodon #astronomy #astrophotography #space #science
A view from an airplane window during twilight, showing the wing silhouetted against the sky. A comet –a white elongated smudge– hovers above the horizon, surrounded by scattered stars. Below, faint city lights dot the dark landscape.


Amazing shot of planet Saturn captured with 11” scope!
By: Cosmic Background Studios

#astronomy #astrophotography #space #photography #science


#PPOD: Discovered last year by the Asteroid Terrestial-Impact Last Alert System (ATLAS), #Comet C/2024 G3 reached its perihelion on 13 January 2025. Unfortunately, the bright comet did not survive the close pass intact and lost its nucleus. Fortunately, many photographers have captured beautiful images such as this one, taken on 19 January at ESO's Paranal Observatory by astronomer Yuri Beletsky, which still shows the long, wispy tail. Credit: Yuri Beletsky

#space #science #scicomm
In the foreground is one of the telescopes at ESO's Paranal Observatory in Chile. Overhead, the sky is darkening into night, deep blue and full of stars at the top and orange near the horizon. Angling up from the horizon is a comet's thin, wispy tail, stretching over halfway across the sky.


This is a starless version of the Heart Nebula. Four nights, twelve hours, and even that is after a massive weeding out of less successful images. For some reason the whole thing just turned to crap when I added the stars back in. I like this version and was not about to waste it.
#space #astronomy #astrodon
Dark red nebula with cloudy formations and faint light centers, resembling cosmic clouds in deep space.


What is this #podcast about?
All things #constellations! Each month we explore the #astronomy & #myths of one of the #IAU constellations. We talk about cool #space stuff (with a bias toward #BlackHoles & #exoplanets) as well as analyzing & retelling the myths of the night sky (a segment we like to call ret-con…stellations)

Season 1: The Zodiac (completed)
Season 2: Quests & Curses (completed)
Season 3: Into the Wild! (Underway)

Have a listen here: https://starrytimepodcast.com/episodes


One of the best shots of the Milky Way that I've captured to date. This is a 20-image stack of minute-long exposures taken with the aid of a tracking mount to keep the camera gently centered on our galaxy. The dark skies are courtesy of a sparsely populated corner of the Ozark Mountains in north central Arkansas. I can't wait for Milky Way season this year and opportunities to get more photos like this one.

#Astronomy #NightSky #Astrophotography #LongExposure #Arkansas #Ozarks #Space #Photographer #LandscapePhotographer #Stars #MilkyWay
The core of the Milky Way arcs vertically into the sky. The orange-tinted glow of city lights along the horizon fade in a star-filled tapestry into the inky black void above.


There are mighty rivals for the famous Pillars of Creation in the Eagle Nebula, like these, located in the not so famous SH2 284 nebula. You can find these in the Unicorn.

#astrophotography #astronomy #space #nightsky #milkyway #nightphotography #photography #outdoors #stars #nebula #nebulae #Astrodon
An explosion of colorful clouds, layered in reddish, yellow, green and blue shades, stained with dark clouds that give the object character and depth. Many distant stars sparkle the whole picture.


This is a little over 11 hours of the Cone Nebula and the Christmas Tree Cluster. I'm not all that happy with it, but I've been working on it for hours and I just can't get it any better than this.
#space #astronomy #astrodon
A starry night sky showcases a vivid nebula with bright central light and scattered stars against a dark backdrop.


The Large and Small Magellanic Clouds are two dwarf galaxies that orbit the Milky Way. At approximately 163,000 and 206,000 light years away, respectively, they're only visible in the Southern Hemisphere and are a treat for eyes accustomed to the night skies of the Northern Hemisphere. I captured this single exposure photo of the pair while visiting Patagonian Argentina in January 2020. The mountain rising in the foreground is illuminated by the nearby lights of El Chaltén, which sits at the gateway to a near pristine wilderness in the foothills of the Andes Mountains and the Southern Patagonian Ice Field.

#magellanicclouds #largemagellaniccloud #smallmagellaniccloud #space #astronomy #stars #astrophotography #patagonia #argentina
A star-filled night sky featuring the Large and Small Magellenic Clouds, which are only visible from the Southern Hemisphere. A mountain in the foreground is illuminated in orange light from the nearby town of El Chalten.


#UMPlus - NGC 1978 by Martin Pugh

https://www.universomagico.net/2025/01/ngc-1978-por-martin-pugh.html

Astronomer Martin Pugh's excellent image shows the globular cluster NGC 1978. It is located in the direction of the constellation Doradus and is found in the Large Magellanic Cloud, a companion galaxy to the Milky Way. It is located at a distance of 159,700 light years from Earth. Unlike.....
#astronomy #space #astrophysics #astrophotography


Hubble image of Arp 300, also known as UGC 05028 and UGC 05029.

UGC 05028 (the smaller spiral galaxy) and UGC 05029 (the larger spiral) form an interacting pair.

Interactions with its companion likely gave UGC 05028 its asymmetric structure. The bright knot in the bottom of UGC 05028 may be yet another small galaxy that is in the process of merging.

Credit: NASA, ESA, STScI, J. Dalcanton, Judy Schmidt, PanSTARRS
Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/geckzilla/48172158187/

#ArpGalaxy #Galaxy #Space #Astronony
A black and white image of a pair of spiral galaxies. The larger galaxy to the upper left is seen nearly face-on. It has a small core and a short bar that transitions into spiral arms that are dotted with bright star clusters. More star clusters appear on the right of the galaxy, the side that faces its companion. There are a few dark dust lanes, concentrated near the inner spiral arms. The smaller spiral galaxy to the lower right has a bright bar structure that is surrounded by star clusters that only very roughly form spiral arms. On the bottom of the galaxy there is a knot of stars that is brightest in its center, crossed by dark dust lanes. This may be a seperate dwarf galaxy that is either in front of the smaller spiral or is in the process of merging with it. Other distant galaxies and stars fill the black background of space.