We are not alone.

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Alien in the Veil Nebula

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Scientists from the United States have obtained the most detailed images of the Sun’s surface and, for the first time, have detected moving “feather‑like” patterns on them.

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We won’t live to see Comet Hale‑Bopp. Comet Hale‑Bopp was discovered on July 22, 1995. It became the brightest comet of the 20th century and one of the most notable in the entire history of observations. Now it is located far beyond Pluto’s orbit, closer to the Sedna region. The comet will approach Earth again in 2,265 years, i.e., in the year 4390.

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The Northern Lights from Space ✨ Amazingly beautiful!

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A beautiful composite image of the Moon, Jupiter, and Saturn

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M90 is a spiral galaxy in the constellation Virgo. It is approximately 60 million light-years away from us. Its companion, the irregular galaxy IC 3583, is also visible in the image.

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The eruption on Mount Etna (Sicily) gives the illusion of a Phoenix in the sky

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"Bad" weather in the ISS window

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An impressive time-lapse video by NASA astronaut Johnny Kim, taken from the International Space Station.

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Each colored dot on this map represents a planet that orbits another star outside the Solar System (an exoplanet).

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This was the last full view of Saturn from the Cassini spacecraft before it plunged into the planet in 2017.

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Astronomer Riccardo Rossi has compiled a visual video of flying Starlinks and the Earth's aurora from Artemis 2 images ✨ An important clarification right away, it will not be possible to see the Starlink satellites themselves from a distance of 10 thousand kilometers, it's like trying to see germs on a football, but bright glare reflections of light are visible, but not individual satellites, but clusters of dozens.

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The Statue of Christ the Redeemer in the Background of the Sun

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A beautiful sight: a crescent moon and a passing plane

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