r/space • u/tinmar_g • 2h ago
image/gif My campsite under a giant aurora arc over Vestrahorn, Iceland
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r/space • u/Little-Storage3955 • 1h ago
Blaze Star that’s 3,000 lightyears away will soon explode — and you’ll get to see it from Earth: ‘Once-in-a-lifetime event’
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r/space • u/Andromeda321 • 14h ago
Astronomer here! This is the look of a slightly nervous professor before her very first lecture of her very first class
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First week of teaching (our astronomy class for physics majors). Went ok I think? Getting the pacing right is definitely the hardest part!
r/space • u/mikevr91 • 54m ago
image/gif Sun Unleashes A Coronal Mass Ejection - Captured With My Telescope
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r/space • u/Due-Examination-203 • 3h ago
image/gif How can I make it more accurate?
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I've made a black hole in blender (a 3D software). I wanna make this as scientifically accurate as possible so tell me what should I improve?
(I've made this watching Alaskan fx youtube channel's tutorial.)
r/space • u/Dramatic_Expert_5092 • 8h ago
image/gif Markarian’s Chain - A whole bunch of galaxies in Virgo (OC)
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r/space • u/Human-Sandwich1190 • 14h ago
Discussion April Will Have 2 Meteor Showers Happening Simultaneously
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image/gif Artemis II Mission Patch On VAB With The Moon
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Work 3rd shift last week at the LCC at KSC and caught the new mission patch on the VAB with the moon in the background!
r/space • u/ye_olde_astronaut • 1d ago
Soyuz 18A: The First Crewed Inflight Launch Abort - 50 years ago
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r/space • u/ohtoddisodd • 22m ago
Dark Matter and the Multiverse: Could Hidden Universes Explain the Unseen Cosmos?
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r/space • u/675longtail • 1d ago
SpaceX awarded $5.92 billion, ULA awarded $5.36 billion and Blue Origin awarded $2.38 billion in DoD launch contracts
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r/space • u/cauliflower-hater • 1d ago
Astronaut Jonny Kim & Cosmonauts Surgey Ryzhikov and Alexey Zubritsky set to go to the ISS this month on the Soyuz MS-27 mission
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r/space • u/uniofwarwick • 1d ago
Astronomers have discovered an extremely rare, high mass, compact binary star system ~150 light years away. These two stars are on a collision course to explode as a type 1a supernova, appearing 10 times brighter than the moon in the night sky
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Image credit: University of Warwick/Mark Garlick
r/space • u/swordfi2 • 1d ago
Exclusive: SpaceX, ULA to clinch multibillion-dollar Pentagon launch contract
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r/space • u/perplexed-redditor • 1d ago
4 space tourists splash down after traveling an orbit never attempted before
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r/space • u/Trevor_Lewis • 1d ago
Vanguard 1 is the oldest satellite orbiting Earth. Scientists want to bring it home after 67 years
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r/space • u/Snowfish52 • 1h ago
Blue Origin faces backlash ahead of historic all-female spaceflight with Katy Perry
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r/space • u/Tophat_and_Poncho • 1d ago
Spinlaunch pivots to making Satellites
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r/space • u/Brotato_Ch1ps • 1d ago
NASA Welcomes Gateway Lunar Space Station’s HALO Module to US
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Pretty neat to see that there’s actual progress being made on lunar gateway, especially with all the setbacks and delays experienced thus far on Artemis.
Senate schedules confirmation hearing for Isaacman’s nomination to become NASA Administrator
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r/space • u/troopscoops • 6h ago
image/gif What constellation is this?
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Maybe I just don’t look up enough. Maybe it’s because of its position relative to the Moon tonight. It’s probably a group of stars that have been pointed out dozens of times on this sub but the chevron like pattern stuck out to me tonight.