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[Space 8K @uhd2020]

Orion

[Black Hole @konstructivizm]

Stunning image of Jupiter taken by Nasa's Juno Spacecraft.

[Physics In History @PhysInHistory]

Richard Feynman with Neil Armstrong at the Rogers Commission Report Press Conference, June 1986. ✍️

[Johnnie D. Ainsley @jainsley]

Watch live: SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launches from Kennedy Space Center wi... https://t.co/t3UENyl9Ie via @YouTube

[Domenico @AvatarDomy]

Huge Meteor I captured last night

[Matthias Steinmetz @GalacticRAVE]

h & chi Persei (other than the obvious M31 and M42) were among the first deep sky objects I targeted as a high school student long time ago.... Always nice to come back! https://t.co/64gUmGnnil🔭#astrophotography 🔭📷

[Sky & Telescope @SkyandTelescope]

Meet #Algol, a "winking" eclipsing #binarystar that glares out from the constellation #Perseus.
https://t.co/W6rxFE8Vyd

[Dreams N Science @dreamsNscience]

The Lobster Nebula, in the Scorpius, houses the open star cluster Pismis 24 near its center, a home to unusually bright and massive stars
The overall red glow near the inner star forming region results from the emission of ionized hydrogen gas.
#Space #Astrophotography

[Astronomy Now @AstronomyNow]

Astronomers love the challenge of horizon-hugging southern constellations and seeking the deep-sky gems they host. Read our guide to going south in Sculptor: https://t.co/ylVshQ0P62

[freestarcharts @freestarcharts]

Happy Birthday @sharrond62 ! We share the same birthday and I always think of you at this time. Enjoy the day! Best wishes, Peter

[freestarcharts @freestarcharts]

@piersmorgan Wishful thinking @piersmorgan. It's not going to happen. Man City have shown time after time how good they are at getting the results needed at the end of the season. Deep down I think you know it's also true.

[Dr. Buzz Aldrin @TheRealBuzz]

Like many of you, the news of Frank Borman’s passing is tough to hear. Frank was a NASA institution, his life dedicated to aviation and space – from fighter pilot, to test pilot, to astronaut and beyond. His Apollo 8 Christmas reading of Genesis still echoes. Frank had the right stuff and he will be missed. Godspeed Frank.

[Dr. Buzz Aldrin @TheRealBuzz]

Splashdown of #Apollo11 occurred 54 years ago today. Our descent back through the heat of Earth’s atmosphere was appropriately capped with a cool dip in the Pacific, and our recovery by our dedicated military services solidified a safe and successful return from the Moon. The splashdown operation marked the start of after-action work ahead following our quarantine. In many ways, the end of Apollo XI was really just the beginning.

[AstroBin.com @AstroBin_com]

AstroBin's Image of the Day: "The double open cluster of the Auriga constellation (M38 and NGC1907)" by Thomas LELU

https://t.co/Nb84vWdPX1

#astrophotography #astronomy #astrobin #imageoftheday

[Stacey 🌻 @AstroStace]

Last nights work. This is the Triangulum Galaxy! It sits at a distance of about 2.73 million light years from earth. I feel great about this image, I really managed to bring out the hydrogen alpha regions 😊 40 billion stars coming at ya! #astronomy #Astrophotography

[freestarcharts @freestarcharts]

#Algol #eclipse dates and times for November and December -> https://t.co/Xbqpi4RSwN https://t.co/yg4E7pCpKh

[HAYABUSA2@JAXA @haya2e_jaxa]

These are the connected navigation images captured from the departure from Ryugu on Nov. 13 to when attitude control took the asteroid out of sight on Nov. 19. The title of this clip is “Sayonara Ryugu” (Goodbye Ryugu). (📷 JAXA, Chiba Inst. of Tech. & collaborators.)

[Michael Collins @AstroMCollins]

Never give up on your dreams. Someday you might get as lucky as me! #ThursdayThoughts

[freestarcharts @freestarcharts]

#Neptune finder chart for June #planets --> #pdf format --> https://t.co/3RodjdqVvr