Creature

19 | WOKE | space and nature lover, my gender is spectrophotograph | I like the moon | laboratory student

[Creature @DumbassAngelic]

rt for moots

[sage @sage_astr]

unedited iphone pic of andromeda galaxy

[Oar🐟 @HTTP_oarfish]

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#femtanyl

[SinnerBunS @SinnerBunS_]

Even more Cate meowdy

[밤토리와츄원♡ @kkukku0701]

아 왜 깨우시냐며 뭔일이냐며

[Lenondenon @lenondenonn]

woof woof from space

[Creature @DumbassAngelic]

@pawsinyourjaws thank mew ^_^

[Creature @DumbassAngelic]

Some photos…

[appycot jam @apricotjamcam]

getting scritches

[Qiwi🥝🚷 @Qiwiitzhere_]

Model catemeowdy #fortnite #FortniteArt

[Parabellux - Commissions open @parabellux]

Fan art piece - Lung snancer ft. @RealAccountAP's Tay!
Vipers, Nights, and French Fries is pretty good, would definitely recommend.

[echo ⭐️🌙🪐🔭 @astrophys_echo]

More milkyway from last night

[David Eicher @deicherstar]

Check out Chris Go’s latest sensationally sharp image of the Ringed Planet, the very thing that got me into astronomy when I first saw it in a telescope. Enjoy!

[Damian Peach🔭🪐 @peachastro]

The Aristarchus Plateau: A Lunar Landscape Like No Other

Another lunar image from the July 9th morning of very good seeing. Aristarchus was on prime viewing position, and unlike my earlier colour view from two years ago, this time the region was much more tilted toward us, and under better seeing conditions.

This elevated region rises above the dark plains of Oceanus Procellarum and is crowned by the bright Aristarchus crater. Estimated to be around 450 million years old, Aristarchus is one of the youngest large craters, its fresh rays and high-albedo surfaces glowing brilliantly even from Earth.

The plateau is also crossed by Schroeter’s Valley, the Moon’s most impressive sinuous rille, which winds for about 168 km starting from the Cobra Head vent near Herodotus crater. Visually striking is the region’s complex coloration stems from differing surface compositions of the lunar surface in the region.

[Fable @6dollarballoon]

she has lots of opinions

[silly sally 🦭 @sillysallyseal]

poop sandwich at troon fc sure man whatever

[Toro Inoue / 井上トロ @DDI_Bot]

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[mer! 🏳️‍⚧️ @mereatsshit]

the prop hunt surgery was a success ❤️

[Science And Nature @ScienceAndNatu7]

This one-of-a-kind Hubble image from 2009 features Saturn with its rings edge-on and both poles in view, offering a stunning double view of its fluttering aurorae! 1/2