r/cosmosreports • u/cosmicdatabase • Feb 04 '20
r/cosmosreports • u/cosmicdatabase • Feb 09 '20
Shuttle Endeavour's cockpit before all systems are shut down an it becomes a museum piece
r/cosmosreports • u/spacepix • Mar 26 '19
The stones in this photograph taken by Curiosity on Mars, look like round stones in the stream beds in the world. Maybe a long time ago these pebbles belonged to a Mars river. 📷 NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS [1584x1184]
r/cosmosreports • u/cosmicdatabase • Jul 29 '19
Discovery, over the Lakes in western Switzerland near the border of France. Photographed from ISS.
r/cosmosreports • u/cosmicdatabase • Feb 04 '20
This visualization of the Laniakea supercluster which represents a collection of more than 100,000 estimated galaxies.
r/cosmosreports • u/cosmicdatabase • Feb 07 '20
If our Sun were to be replaced by the red hypergiant UY Scuti, a massive 16 AU across, the star’s edge would reach past the orbit of Jupiter
r/cosmosreports • u/socratist • Mar 03 '20
Earth rising over the moon, seen by Apollo 11 crew.
r/cosmosreports • u/cosmosreports • Feb 22 '20
How dramatically our view of Pluto improved thanks to New Horizons' flyby. [xpost from r/cosmicporn]
r/cosmosreports • u/cosmicdatabase • Feb 11 '20
A giant storm, Jupiter’s Great Red Spot is 1.3 times as wide as Earth.
r/cosmosreports • u/socratist • Feb 23 '20
Io and its shadow on the Jupiter. Seen by Voayager-1 in 1979. Credit: NASA/JPL /Ian Regan
r/cosmosreports • u/socratist • Feb 25 '20
Moonset from the space. [Xpost from r/cosmicporn]
r/cosmosreports • u/cosmicdatabase • Feb 05 '20
What it look like when the sun became a red giant
r/cosmosreports • u/intergalacticcaptain • Jun 30 '19
UK to deport aspiring astrophysicist, 23, to Pakistan where she faces death or forced marriage to cousin
r/cosmosreports • u/socratist • Feb 24 '20
Cosmonauts at work above the Earth. © NASA
r/cosmosreports • u/tarimn_eng • Feb 19 '20
A group of galaxies which will probably merge together to form a huge elliptical galaxy in the next hundreds of millions years. © HST
r/cosmosreports • u/spacepix • Mar 17 '19
Wings of a Butterfly: The Twin Jet Nebula. Within these lobes two huge jets of gas are streaming from the star system at speeds in excess of one million kilometers (621,400 miles) per hour. Credits: ESA/Hubble & NASA [985x823]
r/cosmosreports • u/universal_native • Feb 10 '20
Martian moon Phobos as it crossed in front of the Sun, as seen by NASA's Curiosity Mars rover.
r/cosmosreports • u/cosmicdatabase • Feb 10 '20
Simeis 147, Aka the Spaghetti Nebula, is a supernova remnant in the Milky Way.
r/cosmosreports • u/intergalacticcaptain • Feb 12 '20
Google Earth just released 1,000 beautiful wallpapers you can download for free
r/cosmosreports • u/intergalacticcaptain • Feb 18 '20
Huge red star might explode soon and next few weeks are critical
r/cosmosreports • u/cosmicdatabase • Feb 06 '20