Stunning Space Images That Will Take Your Breath Away (49 PICS)

Posted in PICTURES       10 Sep 2024       2595       7 GALLERY VIEW
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This is what the Space Shuttle Endeavour looked like as it left Earth and traveled into orbit:

This is what a typhoon looks like from space:

This is how big Earth is compared to Saturn:

This is what a sunset looks like from space:

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This is a picture of Pluto and its moons taken in 2006...

And this is a much, much clearer picture of Pluto taken only a decade later, in 2015:

On Feb. 7, 1984, Bruce McCandless II performed the first-ever untethered space walk, and folks, it looks absolutely terrifying:

This is a picture of the ice mountains of Pluto as seen from the New Horizons space probe:

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This is what New Zealand looks like from space:

This is how big an average-sized comet is compared to Paris:

This is a REAL picture of the moon crossing in front of the Earth:

This is what a solar eclipse looks like from space:

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In 1972, astronaut Charles Duke left behind a picture of his family on the moon's surface. It's been there ever since:

This picture, taken in 1946, is one of the first images of Earth ever taken from space:

And this is the first picture of Earth from the moon, taken in 1966 by Lunar Orbiter 1:

And this is a picture of Earth that was taken 20 minutes before this article was published:

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The Mars rovers are way, way bigger than you thought they were:

This is how big the Moon and Pluto's moon Charon are compared to the Earth:

This is what a piece of the moon and a piece of Mars looks like:

This is what color Venus is in real life:

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These are two of the earliest known photographs of Saturn and Jupiter, taken in the 19th century:

You're probably familiar with the "Face on Mars," an image of a formation on Mars from the 1970s that launched a million conspiracy theories...

...well, this is what a much less blurry, much more recent photograph of that same "face" looks like:

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Buzz Aldrin took humanity's first "space selfie" while on a spacewalk in 1966:



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Hopkins 2 month s ago
#34 NASA didnt bother to mention the black monoliths they saw floating around Jupiter. The monoliths have a precise ratio of 1 : 4 : 9 and are increasing in number.
       
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Benedict 2 month s ago
Hopkins, Nice!!!
       
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Columbus 2 month s ago
Hopkins,
Human evolution is reversing. We need the monoliths back on earth.
       
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Nibby 2 month s ago
Hopkins,

Warning the Americans to stay away from Europe. Attempt no landings there.
       
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Gabby 2 month s ago
Even if this is a nice anecdote, the plastic will have long since become brittle from UV radiation, and the colours of the photo will have faded so much that nothing is left to see.

uh, refering to #13
       
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Karon 2 month s ago
#16 That is indeed a recent picture you see all that grey covering South America that is smoke. I can both see and smell it when I go outside and it has been like that for weeks.
       
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Delphi 1 month ago
#45 Imagine what that would do for surfing...

Nice list, Iz.
       
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