1. Jets from Comet Churyumov-Gerasimenko
2. Yellow Balls in W33
3. Titan Seas Reflect Sunlight
4. The Double Dust Disks of HD 95086
5. The Protoplanetary Disk of HL Tauri from ALMA
6. Welcome to a Comet
7. Polar Ring Galaxy NGC 660
8. Mimas: Small Moon with a Big Crater
9. NGC 4762: A Galaxy on the Edge
10. Titan Beyond the Rings
All images can be expanded, maximally if you click on the image source
Suggested: try 7. and 9. with your favourite ambient music (and a glass of red or white?)
Image sources and information: 1./2./3./4./5./6./7./8./9./10.
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I love the photo’s. It puts things onto perspective. Sometimes I feel like an ant that doesn’t have the time to look beyond my needs. Thanks for sharing
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Hi Philomath, thank you for your comment and I appreciate that you like the images. Your point about perspective is a major reason why I post these images from NASA. When you view them on the NASA site you have to click on a different link each time, when you view those images in my post, they are as concentrated as possible, requiring only scrolling, thereby (I hope) emphasising the point you make. In my view they put my life, too, into perspective but in a way that points to the wonder of it all. That we, too, are ‘the stuff of stars’ is pretty awesome. Best wishes, Phil
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Thanks. I love Its greatness….
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Thank you oneanna65, its an appreciation we share. My very best wishes to you and for your excellent blog! Phil
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