Enceladus, The Sixth-largest Moon Of Saturn

The stars of the Large Magellanic Cloud

Aurora archives. 

Finland 2013-2015. 

by Tiina Törmänen | web | FB | IG |  

Flying Across The Universe Part 3 (From Top to Bottom: Fly through the Orion Nebula, Gum 29, and Sharpless 2-106)

(Part 1, Part 2)

Credit: HubbleSite.org

Juno: Jupiter and the Galilean moons from 10.9 million km away, June 21st 2016. The probe will enter orbit around Jupiter on July 4th. Image credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS

Fun Science Fact:

If you just got excited, you’re a nerd

Pipe Nebula

Succulents by unrulylust4life

Anticrepuscular rays are spectacular optical phenomena that are quite rare and they require the viewer to have his or her back to the sun or sunset point. They are columns of sunlit air streaming through gaps in clouds. Yet while the former seem to converge from the sun, anticrepuscular rays converge toward the antisolar point, the point in the sky directly opposite the sun, creating some stunning effects. (Source) 

Little Owl by Pim Leijen

Colorado Perseid Meteor Shower Spherical Panorama 360x180 degrees

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