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High quality images of our space :)

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The Needle Galaxy - The best data set I have ever worked with [OC]

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My friends taught me how to take pictures of space, and we’ll this one I can gladly say turned out alright.

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i think this belongs here..🤗

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Flight over Jupiter this Wednesday by NASA's Juno spacecraft

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Milky Way framed by ferns in New Zealand [OC]

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View of Earth from the surface of Mars.

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The mountains of Pluto.

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Full rotation of the Moon, as seen by NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter

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Our night sky moments before moon rise in southern Arizona [OC] [7319x2440]

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Captured the ISS in a long exposure picture by accident. Still wanted to share it with you guys. Exposure was 30 Sekonds.

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[OC] Saturn though a telescope eyepiece

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Handle-Shaped Prominence on the Sun [2100 x 2034]

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A milky way panorama over some trees in Saskatchewan [OC]

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Orbital diagram of the Kepler-47 system. The outermost planet is Kepler-47c (23 Earth-mass) is in a 303 day orbit, while the innermost planet is Kepler-47b (8 Earth-mass) is in a 49 day orbit. The largest planet, Kepler-47d (19 earth mass) is in a 187 day orbit and orbits be…

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The map of Heart Lake valley system consisting of valleys & a chain of lakes on Mars. It extends about 90 miles. Credit: NASA, Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter.

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Eclipse and Milky Way from above the clouds

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As the "International Space Station was orbiting 257 miles [413.601 kilometers] above the North Pacific Ocean" on 28 April 2019 (ISS059-E-36736), an Expedition 59 astronaut "photographed these cloud patterns south of the Aleutian Islands." Photo credit: NASA [5568 x 3712]

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Saturn's Rings. Credit: NASA / JPL / SSI / Emily Lakdawalla

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Astronomers discover ‘forbidden planet’ in barren zone

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Best Picture of Super Blood Moon So Far