This is a cool photo of crescent Venus. And the Moon, too. Image credit: Iván Éder

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Time to post this rather incredible photo again. The largest volcano in the Solar System, Olympus Mons, with one of the Solar System's smallest moons, Phobos, crossing it. Photographed from Mars orbit. Credit: Credit: ESA/DLR/FU Berlin/Andrea Luck @andrealuck.bsky.social CC BY

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The colours of Surva 2026 Pernik *през обектива на Иван Шишиев и @kathyfeera /Sketches_of_Sofia/

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There's such beauty in the cosmos. This is a view from #JWST of a portion of the Helix Nebula, an expanding shell of ionised gas moving away from a central star that shed most of its mass about 10,000 years ago. And these smaller structures are cometary knots... each larger than the Solar System.

Here's a story that illustrates Russian imperialist plundering during the 19th century that occurred even in friendly countries. It's about the Dalboki Treasure - artifacts from a Thracian aristocrat's burial that was found near the village of Dalboki, close to the city of Stara Zagora in Bulgaria.

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See that bright, glowing object with a tail? That's not a comet. That's the planet Mercury.

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My god. It's full of stars. This sparkling #JWST stellar scene is Westerlund 2, a young star cluster only a few million years old and containing some of the hottest, most massive stars known. Westerlund 2 is situated within the Gum 29 stellar nursery, and is around 20,000 lightyears from home.

A story I found about Haiti: In 1999, a group of Haitians were tired of political disorder and dreamed of a better life in the United States. So they built a small, 23-foot boat by hand using pine trees, scrap wood, and used nails. They called the boat "Believe in God."

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Another beautiful image from #JWST, this one showing the aftermath of a collision between two dwarf galaxies. The two bright concentrations of stars are left and right with gas and stars forming a thick filament between the two. The collision formed new stars—the blue regions throughout the scene.

Every year we make a free-to-download-and-print-off-yourself colouring-in Advent Calendar. This year’s heavily features Bigfoots. Please share! Download it for free here… www.worldofmoose.com/pages/2025-b...

This is part of our universe. An area of sky about the size of a grain of sand held at arm's length. The spiked features are stars in the Milky Way. EVERYTHING ELSE IS A GALAXY.

These are shells of dust coming off a pair of tightly bound stars, newly imaged by #JWST. There is such beauty in the universe.

This is what Jupiter looks like in the infrared. Its hot, lower atmosphere shining through the cooler cloud layers above. You show me Jupiter and I'll show you a planet that wants you dead.

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A rare yellow version of the ‘Jigsaw Decisions’ artwork!

Seeing some beautiful photos of aurorae tonight, so here's a reminder that other planets get them, too! This is Saturn, with aurorae visible at both poles in this UV image from Hubble's Space Telescope Imaging Spectrograph, taken in October 1997 when the planet was 1.3 billion km away.

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Holy shit look at this Comet C/2025 A6 (Lemmon), photographed by Chuck Ayoub on 30 October 2025. The comet made its closest approach to Earth (90 million km) on October 2025. Source: Chuck's Astrophotography (@chucksastropho1 on Twitter), h/t @p-s-v.bsky.social

Nothing to see here. Just two gigantic eyes in deep space, staring. Unblinking.

Another STUNNING image from JWST, this time of the Red Spider Nebula—the vast, wispy, gaseous remains of a now-dead star, the white dwarf core still glowing in the centre.

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Saturn peeking out from behind the Moon. Photographed by Paul Stewart (astrostew.bsky.social) on 14 May 2014, this scene is a composite of three images given the vastly different brightness levels of the Moon and Saturn when viewed from Earth. At the time, Saturn was 1.625 billion km from Earth.

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The rings of Saturn. And a tiny bright light in the distance... Venus.

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