I shared this on another thread, but need to share it here too! Neptune so pretty!
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You’re in for a treat!
This is a nice one to start with, it’s a zoomable picture. There are so many pixels that when you zoom in, you actually get to see more detail!
Zoomable Image: Stephan's Quintet
webbtelescope.org
Almost iridescent, like opals.You’re in for a treat!
This is a nice one to start with, it’s a zoomable picture. There are so many pixels that when you zoom in, you actually get to see more detail!
Zoomable Image: Stephan's Quintet
It’s so beautiful isn’t it @MaineCoonMama !
Check out the zoom-in thing (I think it works best from the link above).
As an example, when you zoom in on the circled part, you can see so much more detail! And the whole image is like that!
Check out the zoom-in thing (I think it works best from the link above).
As an example, when you zoom in on the circled part, you can see so much more detail! And the whole image is like that!
The lastest stunning image from the Webb telescope. A pair of actively forming young stars, known as Herbig-Haro 46/4.
Does anyone else use these pictures as screensavers/wallpapers?
Details here!
Does anyone else use these pictures as screensavers/wallpapers?
Details here!
Webb snaps detailed infrared image of actively forming stars
Webb snaps detailed infrared image of actively forming stars
www.esa.int
That's mind blowing to think of what's happening out there while we are on Earth oblivious to it.The lastest stunning image from the Webb telescope. A pair of actively forming young stars, known as Herbig-Haro 46/4.
Does anyone else use these pictures as screensavers/wallpapers?
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Webb snaps detailed infrared image of actively forming stars
Webb snaps detailed infrared image of actively forming starswww.esa.int
Yes....got one image as my screensaver and printed out another to put on front of work diary!The lastest stunning image from the Webb telescope. A pair of actively forming young stars, known as Herbig-Haro 46/4.
Does anyone else use these pictures as screensavers/wallpapers?
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Webb snaps detailed infrared image of actively forming stars
Webb snaps detailed infrared image of actively forming starswww.esa.int
Omg
yes, and yikes! Space seems so quiet but it’s so dynamic really.
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I love the idea of printing one out, that’s such a good idea!
I’ve never thought of it but I will now!! Great idea.
This is my screensaver....Carina nebula
went to Science Museum in London a couple of weeks ago and there was this marvellous Sci fi exhibition
www.sciencemuseum.org.uk
some brilliant exhibits from various films etc....loved it!
could spend weeks looking round this museum!
went to Science Museum in London a couple of weeks ago and there was this marvellous Sci fi exhibition
Home | Science Museum
The home of human ingenuity, come and visit award-winning exhibitions, iconic objects and stories of incredible scientific achievement for free.
could spend weeks looking round this museum!
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Wow! Mind blown again.
www.forbes.com
What To Know About The Messier 57 Nebula—The Webb Telescope’s Baffling And Brilliant New Photo Subject
Messier 57 is a classic nebula admired for centuries, now seen anew with the help of the Webb telescope and an international team of astronomers.
www.forbes.com
I meant to reply this ages ago to say thank you for sharing the pics! That looks epic, so many iconic props!This is my screensaver....Carina nebula
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went to Science Museum in London a couple of weeks ago and there was this marvellous Sci fi exhibition
some brilliant exhibits from various films etc....loved it!Home | Science Museum
The home of human ingenuity, come and visit award-winning exhibitions, iconic objects and stories of incredible scientific achievement for free.
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Thinking of sci fi I love how early sci fi inspired a lot of people to actually become scientists!
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This is really geeky but I love All About Space magazine. It’s full of the latest space exploration news, but also has so many gorgeous space pictures, I really love seeing them in print instead of on a screen.
Space.com: NASA, Space Exploration and Astronomy News
Get the latest space exploration, innovation and astronomy news. Space.com celebrates humanity's ongoing expansion across the final frontier.
www.space.com
Edited to add' love the screensaver you chose. I have this one just no, it’s so pretty.I meant to reply this ages ago to say thank you for sharing the pics! That looks epic, so many iconic props!
Thinking of sci fi I love how early sci fi inspired a lot of people to actually become scientists!
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This is really geeky but I love All About Space magazine. It’s full of the latest space exploration news, but also has so many gorgeous space pictures, I really love seeing them in print instead of on a screen.
Space.com: NASA, Space Exploration and Astronomy News
Get the latest space exploration, innovation and astronomy news. Space.com celebrates humanity's ongoing expansion across the final frontier.
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There‘s an IMAX Documentary about the James Webb Space telescope! Called Deep Sky{ I can’t find anything about it being released in the UK but will keep an eye out, it looks beautiful!
That looks WILD! I wonder if it will be released down here?
I really hope so! The thought of seeing those iconic images on a mega-screen - agh!
Look out for Jupiter this weekend!
It's peak time from this weekend to see the Leonid shooting stars 
I woke up and noticed how bright the stars were, went outside and saw a shooting star
I woke up and noticed how bright the stars were, went outside and saw a shooting star
This sounds like a good time. So annoyed I can't set up my Celestron telescope due to lack of space and light pollution.
www.space.com
Powerful 'Cannibal' solar burst will hit Earth tonight. Widespread auroras predicted
Strong geomagnetic storm conditions are predicted with aurora displays possible even at mid-latitudes.
www.space.com