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Superbe image acquise par la caméra de navigation du rover Curiosity avant-hier à 7h du matin sur Mars ! Le soleil commençait alors à se lever sur les plaines du cratère Gale.

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Io and Ganymede, moons of Jupiter, from the Hubble Space Telescope Advanced Camera For Surveys' now-defunct High Resolution Channel.

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Les poissons et amphibiens fossiles de l'Autunien (Permien inférieur) de Bourbon-l'Archambault (Allier) et de Muse (Saône-et-Loire) – Fossiles permiens des bassins d’extension tardi-hercyniens du Massif Central - par Pierre Thomas #géologie #teamSVT planet-terre.ens-lyon.fr/ressource/Im...

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Cette image nous montre une "petite" portion du Soleil de 82500 km, soit un peu plus de 6 fois le diamètre de la Terre et 1/17 de fois celui du Soleil (Le soleil est ~100 fois plus gros que la Terre). On est à 150 millions de km.. et on voit des détails de 18km de large!

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These are real images of exoplanets. Four super-Jupiters, imaged 10 times over 12 years around a star 133 lightyears away. These are real, giant worlds, out there in the dark. And we can see them.

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Les photos de famille des Sarkozy c'est quand même autre chose que les nôtres.

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Carl Sagan on sensible military spending and climate change.

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Neptune, despite being a ice giant, has some bad habits, such as not brushing its teeth. Here we see one that has fallen out. Proteus, moon of Neptune, from Voyager 2 in 1989.

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Perdez-vous dans cette nouvelle image hallucinante des télescopes spatiaux Hubble et JWST. A part les croix bleues, chaque tache sur l'image est une galaxie, contenant des millions, des milliards d'étoiles et de planètes

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Sympa cette comparaison à l'échelle des "planètes" du système solaire interne par la Planetary Society, avec sans doute des images de la NASA. On visualise bien le fait que seule Vénus est véritablement dans la même catégorie que la Terre, et que la Lune n'est pas si petite comparée à Mars.

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Paris…

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#seestars50

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Neptune and Triton - Voyager 2 - From Aster Cowart (terrasabaea.bsky.social) - https://flic.kr/p/LfhrtC

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Some of my most recent #spaceart. NOT AI. Please repost. No new followers in ages. ☹️ #sciart #scicom #astronomy

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This is Ganymede—the largest satellite in the Solar System. It orbits Jupiter, it's bigger than Mercury, and it has a subsurface ocean. The average ocean depth on Earth is 3.7 km. The ocean within Ganymede is as much as NINE HUNDRED km deep.

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Vesta is the 2nd largest asteroid and the parent body to many asteroid family members and meteorites that made their way to Earth. It was the target of NASA's Dawn mission, which orbited it for 14 months in 2011-2012. It's a leftover from the era of planet formation. But what kind of leftover? 1/7

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Another image from that beautiful morning at the Mont Saint Michel… To morrow I’m starting another photo tour in Tuscany, so probably I’ll get quiet here again… Don’t forget me 😆! Will be back soon enough ✌️

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This is a new image from #JWST. The bright points with spikes are stars in the Milky Way. Everything else is a galaxy. Everything. Else. Is. A. Galaxy.

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1+-1+ - From Jacint Roger (landru79.bsky.social) - https://flic.kr/p/2iK1eV4

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The rocky, flat Utopia Planitia from the Viking 2 lander, with distant hills visible on the horizon. This was constructed using images taken with similar illumination between 1976 and 1978. The information they had to plan the landing suggested a safe landing site. It was not, though luck prevailed.

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Belle vue du cargo Dragon lors de son arrivée sur l'ISS la semaine dernière. A noter que les autocollants ne sont pas de première qualité, ils ont pris cher lors de la traversée de l'atmosphère à la montée :-)

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Not for Astronauts Haynes Baked Beans Www.contactlight.de

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Distant view from a recovery helicopter of the Apollo 16 Command Module Casper at the moment of main parachute opening. April 27, 1972 #Apollo16 contactlight.de forallmankind.de

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The #Apollo16 command module shown before splashdown on April 27, 1972, after completing a lunar landing mission. contactlight.de forallmankind.de

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Mission: #Galileo Target Name: #Callisto TIME = 1999-05-05 Instrument: SSI Filter Name: Red Green Violet opus.pds-rings.seti.org/opus/#/missi... NASA/ j.Roger

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Jupiter from the approaching Voyager 2 on July 6, 1979.

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#M104 #seestars50

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J'aime bien cette façon de visualiser la distance Terre-Lune, avec les deux astres à l'échelle, seuls sans les étoiles qui seraient sous-exposées. Ça permet de se rendre compte un peu de ce que connaîtront les astronautes qui s'y rendront : l'immensité du vide, la solitude, la Terre lointaine.

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Fun fact: all of the other planets in the Solar System—and Pluto too—lined up edge-to-edge (not including any rings) could fit between Earth and the Moon

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...And, finally, new integrated master image for our N1-L3 lunar expeditionary complex home page with live links to components' pages. To interact, visit it here: russianspaceweb.com/n1.html

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Celebrate Hubble’s 35th year in orbit! In honor of the legendary space telescope that redefined the universe, NASA released an assortment of observations recently taken by Hubble, including data used in this video of Mars at the start of Martian spring. (1/5) 🧵 🧪 🔭

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Pluto and Charon from the Hubble Space Telescope on March 4, 1996, using the Faint Object Camera. It was taken as a part of "Live From the Solar System," a NASA event where high school students could participate over the nascent internet. I was one of them. More recently, I processed the dataset.

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Portrait of a planet: As we mark the 35th year of Hubble in orbit, the space telescope's team has released a head-turning new view of Mars. Image details: go.nasa.gov/42HRQl5 Other spectacular new vistas from Hubble: go.nasa.gov/3GoxMNi

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The cantaloupe terrain of Triton, moon of Neptune, seen from Voyager 2 at about 360 meters/pixel in 1989. These two frames constitute humanity's highest resolution views of Triton, although the lower frame is somewhat smeared (I have corrected this as much as possible).

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The icy moon Dione. With Saturn behind.

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Hier Liu Jizhong a confirmé que la mission Tianwen-3 aura bien un drone, et utilisera un MAV avec premier étage solide et second étage liquide. L'orbiteur de retour sur Terre utilisera un radar à micro-onde et des capteurs lasers pour repérer la capsule d'échantillons et la capturer en orbite.

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Our rising seas. This is only going to get harder to ignore. This NASA visualization was created by svs.gsfc.nasa.gov/5520/

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NASA SVS is the source of one of my favorite movies to show students how CO₂ moves around the atmosphere. Tell NASA how important it is to keep this and other materials accessible. 👇🏻 svs.gsfc.nasa.gov/30515/

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An incredible view of a dust storm charging south across Mexico.

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Cette photo de Donald Trump existe, et n'a pas été générée par IA. [1/2]

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53 years ago April 21, 1972, #Apollo16's John Young took the lunar rover for a spin in the famous 'Grand Prix on the Moon' at the record speed of 11 mph. contactlight.de forallmankind.de

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