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an artist's rendering of a space station in orbit

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an artist's rendering of a space station in orbit

Photo by Alessandro Ferrari on Unsplash

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Taken in Kentucky during the 2017 August Total Eclipse.

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Taken in Kentucky during the 2017 August Total Eclipse.

Photo by Mathew Schwartz on Unsplash

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celestial bodies

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celestial bodies

Photo by Nathan Anderson on Unsplash

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photo of network satellite taking off

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photo of network satellite taking off

Photo by SpaceX on Unsplash

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Pointed the camera directly up with a flash while it was raining hard, was expecting something different but I’m not disappointed…

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Pointed the camera directly up with a flash while it was raining hard, was expecting something different but I’m not disappointed…

Photo by Thor Alvis on Unsplash

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The Rosette nebula in the Hubble palette

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The Rosette nebula in the Hubble palette

Photo by Aldebaran S on Unsplash

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International Space Station

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International Space Station

Photo by Norbert Kowalczyk on Unsplash

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Apollo 17 astronaut Gene Cernan in 1972

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Apollo 17 astronaut Gene Cernan in 1972

Photo by NASA on Unsplash

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The Space Shuttle Challenger launching from Complex 39

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The Space Shuttle Challenger launching from Complex 39

Photo by NASA on Unsplash

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NGC 7293 – Helix Nebula

A fairly well known target (Eye of God, Eye of Sauron), the Helix Nebula is one of the closest planetary nebulae to Earth, estimated to be around 655 light years away in the constellation of Aquarius. Planetary nebula is a misnomer, as they are the ionized gases released from an intermediate star as it expands at the end of its life and unrelated to planets. This is what will happen to our sun in about 5 billion years, but well before this stage in our sun’s evolution the Earth will have been incinerated. Our sun is too small to go supernova, instead it will expand as

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NGC 7293 – Helix Nebula A fairly well known target (Eye of God, Eye of Sauron), the Helix Nebula is one of the closest planetary nebulae to Earth, estimated to be around 655 light years away in the constellation of Aquarius. Planetary nebula is a misnomer, as they are the ionized gases released from an intermediate star as it expands at the end of its life and unrelated to planets. This is what will happen to our sun in about 5 billion years, but well before this stage in our sun’s evolution the Earth will have been incinerated. Our sun is too small to go supernova, instead it will expand as

Photo by Guillermo Ferla on Unsplash

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Trona pinnacles under the Milky Way galaxy with a drone flying creating a ring of light.

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Trona pinnacles under the Milky Way galaxy with a drone flying creating a ring of light.

Photo by Venti Views on Unsplash

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Space capsule on display

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Space capsule on display

Photo by Jeremy Straub on Unsplash

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The Hubble Space Telescope after deployment on its second servicing mission (HST SM-02)

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The Hubble Space Telescope after deployment on its second servicing mission (HST SM-02)

Photo by NASA on Unsplash

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Amas des Pléiades M45

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Amas des Pléiades M45

Photo by Lionel HESRY on Unsplash

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One night at Joshua Tree

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One night at Joshua Tree

Photo by Pawel Nolbert on Unsplash

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Saturn as seen from the Cassini–Huygens space-research mission

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Saturn as seen from the Cassini–Huygens space-research mission

Photo by NASA on Unsplash

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