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“Though resembling butterfly wings, this remarkable image shows rolling gases heated to more than 36,000°F while traveling at ~965,000 km/hr. This image was captured by the Hubble Space Telescope[2963 x 3538]
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Though resembling butterfly wings, this remarkable image shows rolling gases heated to more than 36,000°F while traveling at ~965,000 km/hr. This image was captured by the Hubble Space Telescope[2963 x 3538]
galactic relapse,with some colors, oh yeah all in after effects, 1 single particle multi-system using 3d obj as emitters
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July 16, 1969 – A sequence of long-lens views of planet Earth, shot from the Apollo 11 spacecraft on the first day of the historic mission to the Moon.
(NASA)
High above Earth, the Agena target vehicle gets closer and closer to the Gemini 8 space capsule, March 16, 1966. (NASA/ASU)
On March 3, 1972, NASA launched the Pioneer 10 space probe on a mission to explore faraway Jupiter. It would later become the first man-made object to reach escape velocity from the Solar System.
Gemini North infrared image of Saturn and Titan
credit: Gemini Observatory/AURA (and edited by me).
Gemini North infrared image of Saturn and Titan
credit: Gemini Observatory/AURA (and edited by me).
