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Parodying real life is not just an option for the artist, but part of a survival strategy.

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04-) Tales from Second Life IV - The Hour of Truth https://t.co/5RGGY53HwF

05-) Tales from Second Life V - Neglected Loves https://t.co/ABzghHGAB5

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Today in 2007, the Cassini spacecraft snapped this image of the first high-resolution image of Saturn's moon Iapetus during its closest flyby of the two-toned surface.

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Blue & Golden nabeula

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NGC2359 Thor'r Helmet Nebula in Canis Major constellation (wikipedia)

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78 Reflection nebula in Orión by Steven Morh.

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Thirty years ago, NASA's Galileo mission collected the images for this collage of Jupiter and its four largest moons, shown to scale. Our Juno mission continues its exploration of the giant planet today, and our Europa Clipper spacecraft is now en route to the Jovian system. 1/2

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The Stunning Supernova Remnant E0102-72.3

Credit: X-ray (NASA/CXC/ESO/F.Vogt et al); Optical (ESO/VLT/MUSE), Optical (NASA/STScI)

[HUBBLE @HUBBLE_space]

In the 2026 ESA/Hubble and ESA/Webb calendar, the month of September features the Eagle Nebula! 🦅 This image shows just a small portion of the nebula, which is 9.5 light-years long and 7,000 light-years away from Earth.

Ready to print .pdf here: https://t.co/P9EiXoZc5l

📷 @esa / @HUBBLE_space , @NASA , K. Noll

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The impressive symmetry captured here underscores the rich complexity of galaxy NGC 2985.

Its spiral arms wind outward from a bright, concentrated core, opening up as they go and eventually fading into the surrounding void.

(Credit: ESA/Hubble & NASA, L. Ho)

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Topsy-Turvy Spiral 🌀

@nasahubble captured an image of galaxy NGC 4654, which is asymmetric. One edge is defined while the opposite has a long tail of gas stretching out. The galaxy’s asymmetry is due to its high velocity as it travels through space!

https://t.co/NnFymOm9o1

[NASA Mars @NASAMars]

The Curiosity rover has now been exploring the surface of Mars for more than 5000 Martian days! Each day on Mars, or "sol," is about 24.6 hours long.

How did Curiosity and its team mark the occasion? By working, of course. 🪏 1/2

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On National Photography Day we're highlighting the work from some of our amazing photographers at NASA Marshall and NASA Michoud. We asked each photographer to send us a favorite image they took in 2026 and the story behind it. Read about them in this thread 🧵

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Marvellous!

This stunning region of star formation in the Carina Nebula is known as the "Cosmic Cliffs," as named by astronomers.

(Credit: X-ray: NASA/CXC/Ludwig Maximilian Univ./T. Preibisch et al.; Infrared: NASA/ESA/CSA/STScI; Image processing: NASA/CXC/SAO/N. Wolk

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A photo of the world for World Photography Day 🌍📷

In April 2026, Artemis II flew around the Moon and back. On the way there, astronaut Reid Wiseman captured this full disk photograph of Earth at nighttime.

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Happy World(s) Photography Day! 📸🪐

From the Sun to Earth to the Moon to Mars ⏤ and way beyond ⏤ NASA creates and celebrates awe-inspiring photography every day. Here are some favorite recent shots.

Minutes ago, NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory captured this view of the Sun

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Spread your wings 🪽

An aging star at the center of the nebula Hen 2-437 casts off spectacularly symmetrical lobes of gas.

Hen 2-437 resides in the faint northern constellation of Vulpecula (The Fox): https://t.co/9W4NWqD4Hh

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Sweeping spiral arms, bright blue star clusters and glowing clouds of hydrogen make NGC 4536 a galaxy in motion.

Credit: NASA, ESA, and J. Lee (Space Telescope Science Institute); Processing: Gladys Kober (NASA/Catholic University of America)

[Night Sky Today @NightSkyToday]

These 3 tiny dots are not just random stars in the sky.

That's Earth, Jupiter and Venus seen from Mars 🌌

That’s us… 225 million miles away 🤯