A solar eclipse as seen from a plane.
If Mars had water.
How many of our suns it would take to equal the mass of a supermassive blackhole.
Space X craft thrusters (human for scale).
The stars above Yosemite National Park
Simulation of two planets colliding.
Earth.
A star exploding.
Man vacuuming the world’s largest vacuum.
Note Jimmy Carter placed inside the Voyager Spacecraft, 1977.
A photograph from every terrestrial surface visited by a manmade robot.
By measuring the gravitational waves of a collision between two black holes, scientists were able to create this simulation of what the event looked like.
The mountains of Pluto.
The Milky Way as seen from Western Australia.
A view of Earth from Saturn
Polished meteorite sphere.
This is what it would look like if you passed through a black hole.
The Aurora Borealis as seen from the International Space Station.
Conversation taken from the Apollo 13 transcripts.
A crater on the surface of Mars.
A rocket launch as seen from a plane.
Saturn peaking out from behind the Moon.
The International Space Station flies over Earth at night time.
A comet flies close to Earth.
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