No, this isn't an illustration of a distant exoplanet; it’s Saturn 🪐. Its unusual color is due to the fact that the image was captured in the infrared range.
At the bottom, you can see a small sphere—that’s Titan, Saturn’s largest moon. Incidentally, it possesses an atmosphere one and a half times denser than Earth’s. The image was taken by the Gemini North Observatory in Hawaii.
This Is Night On Mars. 140 million miles away. No cities, no light pollution, no one.
Just you and a billion stars that have never been looked at like this.
Wow. This NYC pop up is 🔥
The Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein Memorial Reading Room is open as a public installation displaying all 3.5 million pages of the released and partially redacted Epstein files, printed and bound into 3,437 volumes.
This shouldn’t just stay in NYC. Take it on the road.
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“I’m 40 years old I can’t be dealing with this!” 🤣
I'm dying. you can tell this UPS driver is having the best and worst time all at once.
Update on your delivery-
“Your package has been delivered under sheer panic and terror from wild turkeys.” 😂😂
🤩Quand vous pensez avoir tous vus...
Kuronushi est un artiste japonais, qui crée des œuvres d'art impressionnantes dans l'ombre, avec des moyens étonnamment simples.
Avec du carton et de la colle, il forme des constructions apparemment insignifiantes, mais qui révèlent tout leur effet dans la bonne lumière.
Grâce à un positionnement précis, des silhouettes riches en détails sont créées sur le mur, ou des scènes entières qui semblent être des récits visuels.
Ce qui apparaît tridimensionnellement chaotique, se transforme dans l'ombre en images claires et pleines d'expressivité..
Ses œuvres démontrent de manière impressionnante, comment à partir de simples matériaux, avec patience, précision et imagination, on peut créer des œuvres d'art fascinantes.. et quand on change de position.. la figure change..
Et c'est ainsi dans la vie.. en changeant de position, on change la perception..
🚨MARK YOUR CALENDARS
🪐FEBRUARY 28, 2026
That evening, six planets will appear lined up across the sky in a rare event astronomers call a “planetary parade.”
The lineup includes:
Mercury, Venus, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune.
Four of them, Mercury, Venus, Jupiter, and Saturn should be visible to the naked eye shortly after sunset.
Uranus and Neptune will require binoculars or a small telescope.
This happens because the planets orbit the Sun on roughly the same flat plane. From Earth, they occasionally appear to line up along that path, creating the illusion of a straight row across the sky.
Best viewing:
• About 30 minutes after sunset
• Look low toward the western sky
• Clear, dark skies will give the best view
Events with this many visible planets at once are not common.
The next similar alignment won’t occur for many years.
Tom Morello at his benefit in Minneapolis today 🔥:
"If it looks like fascism, sounds like fascism, acts like fascism, dresses like fascism, talks like fascism, kills like fascism, and lies like fascists, brothers and sisters, it's f*cking FASCISM"