Space Contents Archive

One year movement of Barnard's Star, the 4th closest star to the Earth.

A researcher estimates there are four malicious extraterrestrial civilizations in our galaxy

4K looped render of black hole by me, 2022 (without spacestation)

“This is going to be an all or nothing event.” On May 30-31, stargazers might catch a glimpse of the tau Herculid meteor shower: https://t.co/zJbXVslkin This potential shower’s “parent” comet is known as SW3, and Hubble even captured an image of it back in 2006. https://t.co/cpuEhZ1ZVK

This page, is from one of my last works, and I really enjoyed drawing it!

Rosetta Nebula/ Skull face

Rosetta Nebula/Skull Face

James Webb Space Telescope will study two strange 'super-Earths' https://t.co/eE7EuZj2a6 https://t.co/OB3lHDeym1

I have a question on Blackholes. (Probably missing something obvious)

I've read that for a person falling inside a blackhole, the time dilation would be so severe that the entire universe would die infront of their eyes before the reach the singularity. For outsiders though, they will just seem to be frozen in time. If this is the case how can Blackholes ever devour anything before the end of time and universe? PS: This is just showerthought question, the statement I mentioned above might not be true as I read that more than 2 years ago. If my question is wrong, please correct me. Thank You!

A quiet Memorial Day on the @Space_Station. Humbled by the sacrifices made by men and women of our armed forces in service to our nation. A salute to fallen friends, classmates, and servicemembers and a prayer of peace for their families. https://t.co/mUp7SYw03O

In honor of the true heroes. #MemorialDay #Boston https://t.co/cHYSCumgUV

Launched #OTD in 1971, the Mariner 9 spacecraft was the first spacecraft to orbit another planet. Taking more than 7,000 pictures, Mariner 9 imaged over 80% of Mars' surface in its first year, an important step forward in our understanding of the Red Planet. https://t.co/eAntyDRjsV

Spectacular Hubble image captures 'grand spiral' galaxy https://t.co/HQggKEpgoj https://t.co/45sTDxTqlU

Theodore Roosevelt's son Quentin died during #WorldWarI after his Nieuport 28 was shot down. To American aviators and soldiers, Quentin Roosevelt's grave became a shrine, his death a touchstone for service and sacrifice. Discover his story: https://t.co/17aY0NEEhS #MemorialDay https://t.co/w2jJm0IAmB

ESO #Flashback: This is the smoky pink core of the Omega Nebula (Messier 17), captured by our Very Large Telescope (VLT). 🔗 https://t.co/AcsaAAZvGZ Credit: @ESO https://t.co/ZOzc0K56AE