Acrylic painting I made of a redditor's cat observing a meteor shower

Dark bands in the sky?

It is a tapestry. I figured y’all might appreciate this here…🪐

📺Watch @NASA TV for the latest on the @SpaceX #Crew5 mission. More... https://t.co/qhbznbmiYN 🟢Saturday - 12:30pm ET: Crew arrival at @NASAKennedy 🟢Wednesday - noon: Launch to the station 🟢Thursday - 3:57pm: Docking to the station https://t.co/3jvaXoAW5v

Insane star density.

My acrylic painting of Jupiter inspired by photos from Juno. In such photos no stars are visible, but they aren't random here - thanks to metadata of image I based on and using Universe Sandbox ² I estimated which part of the sky should be in the bac

Webb, Hubble Capture Detailed Views of DART Impact

Perhaps the most beautiful image in space! Hubble captured this mosaic image of the Crab Nebula (6,500 light years away) using the WFPC2 in 2000.

Looks like Europa is ready for Halloween. I see a pumpkin head

There's something on your foot, #MarsHelicopter! 👀 We’re looking into a bit of debris that ended up on Ingenuity's foot during its latest aerial commute. As shown in the GIF, it eventually came off and did not impact a successful Flight 33. https://t.co/S78Chpo2uO https://t.co/oFnRUBy4aq

The Heart Nebula

First Image of Europa From Juno's Close Flyby

Astronauts on the last space shuttle servicing mission to the Hubble Space Telescope installed a soft capture ring, seen here, to allow a future spacecraft like SpaceX's Dragon crew capsule to latch onto the observatory without a robotic grappling arm. https://t.co/E4rojZu7eg https://t.co/kZw9Rzum9P

What goes into preparing a screen-used #StarWars vehicle for installation in a museum? Here's a behind-the-scenes look at the installation of the T-70 X-wing Starfighter at the Museum in DC. See more process photos of the X-wing's installation: https://t.co/1gwFOjGET3 https://t.co/1ELcg3a2bt

What would the characteristics of water on Earth be like if the Earth had as many moons as Jupiter?

This got brought up tonight as we were taking photos of Jupiter and it’s visible moons. Would the oceans be highly unstable? Would the tides be more frequent? Would the ocean be calm because all of the moons cancel each other out and stabilize everything? So many questions that I truly have zero answer to!