Dom
@viking2.bsky.social
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beholdingeye.bsky.social
Mic check…. NYC from 15,000’. 🚁📷🌆
viking2.bsky.social
Merci pour les explications, c'est toujours passionnant. Mais finalement, pourquoi est-il parti à Yale ? Que pouvait-il faire la bas qu'il ne puisse faire au CEA ?
viking2.bsky.social
this thing comes from another star...🤩
#3I/Atlas
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First images of comet #3I/ATLAS from Europe's Mars orbiters 😍

Observing the comet from 30 million km away, #ExoMars reveals the halo of gas and dust surrounding the comet's nucleus.

Read more 👉 www.esa.int/Science_Expl...
🔭🧪
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tedstryk.bsky.social
Ganymede, moon of Jupiter, from Voyager 2 on July 9, 1979. The edge of the polar frost can be seen in the upper right.
Ganymede, centered on a crater in a complex are of the surface.
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bonimenteurfr.bsky.social
Cet extrait vient de Groland. Mais quand tu compares avec la réalité, tu ne vois presque plus de différence sur ces histoires de remaniement et de nouveau gouvernement.
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ericlagadec.bsky.social
La Terre fait un tour sur elle-même en 23h 56mn 4sec. C'est ce que l'on appelle le jour sidéral. Comme elle tourne aussi autour du soleil, il faut 24h pour revoir le soleil dans la même direction!
C'est deux fois plus long que la durée de vie du gouvernement Lecornu!
(© @physicsJ ).
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ornikkar.bsky.social
Meilleure illustration de l'expression

"Comme un lundi !"
Lecornu derrière un garde de l'Elysée et qui fait la tronche
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contactlight.de
October 4, 1957 - The space age begins with the Soviet Union's launch of the world's first artificial satellite, Sputnik.
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theplanetaryguy.bsky.social
A few hours ago, Comet 3I/ATLAS passed about 28 million km from Mars.

This was the best opportunity we'll have to image the interstellar visitor from spacecraft.

When those data are available, I'll share them!
A screenshot from NASA's Eyes on the Solar System, showing the relative positions of 3I/ATLAS and Mars as of about 1700 Central time today.
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thomasappere.bsky.social
Magnifique image de la petite lune Déimos avant l'aube martienne, capturée par le rover Perseverance.
Le soleil était 13° sous l'horizon et nous aurions vu un paysage très sombre faiblement éclairé par Déimos.
Un superbe travail de traitement d'images par Simeon Schmauß.
stim3on.bsky.social
This photo from the Perseverance rover captured in early March, may be my favorite Mars image from this year.

It shows Mars' smaller moon Deimos over the hills of the Nili Planum region in the dark skies before dawn. 🔭

Full res: flic.kr/p/2rwUwV7

Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/Simeon Schmauß
A picture of Mars taken during astronomical twilight (the sun was 13° below the horizon). It shows a dimly lit reddish landscape with some hills at the horizon. Deimos, Mars' smaller moon shines with a small halo in the pale sky above.
viking2.bsky.social
It looks like there are four planet like spots in the inner space. But they are not adressed in the caption. Are those planets also ?
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revesdespace.bsky.social
🛰️☄️ Un selfie de #Tianwen2 en route vers l'astéroïde Kamoʻoalewa !
La CNSA a publié cette image prise par une caméra embarquée ce 1er octobre grâce à un bras robotique. Dans l'espace depuis 125 jours, la sonde chinoise se trouve à 45 millions de km de sa cible.
1/2
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andrewjonesspace.bsky.social
Tianwen-4. Callisto in the background.
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andrewjonesspace.bsky.social
Tianwen-3 Mars sample return. Launch in late 2028.
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stuartatkinson.bsky.social
Yesterday Curiosity took pix of jagged peaks in the distance with its ChemCam. I stitched them together, did some work on them, and... just look at that view... I've been doing this since Sojourner landed & this is one of my fave images ever... Credits: NASA/JPL-Caltech/LANL/S Atkinson
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jpmajor.bsky.social
The Moon and Earth together captured with a camera aboard the ESA European Service Module during NASA's Artemis I mission on November 28, 2022. The spacecraft was about 42,000 miles beyond the Moon when this picture was taken.🌖🌍
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richardmonvoisin.bsky.social
Pou le plaisir, un clin d'oeil à mon collègue japonais Akiyoshi Kitoaka, de l'université Ritsumeikan de Kyoto, qui met tout son matos en ligne, comme cette magnifique canette, qui n'est rouge que parce que notre cerveau nous la fait voir rouge, alors qu'elle n'est faite que de blanc, noir et cyan
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image d'une main qui tient un coca cola
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revesdespace.bsky.social
🚀☀️ Magnifique photo d'une #Falcon9 devant le Soleil incroyablement détaillé, par Andrew McCarthy
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tedstryk.bsky.social
Saturn, rings, and moons on August 30-31, 1979, from Pioneer 11 as it approached the planet. This was produced using images over a two and half hour period that spanned from just about midnight on August 30th into the wee hours of August 31.
Saturn from the approaching Pioneer 11.  During this approach humanity saw the night side of the rings at an angle unachievable from earth (although the night side can be seen at times near a ring plane crossing, but the rings are much closer to edge on).  Titan can be seen to the upper left, and a smattering of other moons made cameos.
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lucperrot.bsky.social
Actuellement deux comètes présentes dans notre système solaire semblent se tirer la bourre. Leur nom de code : C/2025 K1 ATLAS (à gauche) et C/2025 R2 SWAN (à droite). En réalité leurs trajectoires respectives sont très différentes.
Reunion Island - 20 septembre 2025.
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contactlight.de
Taken on September 18, 1977 by #Voyager1 from a distance of 11.66 million km.

Thirteen days after launch, on September 5, 1977, on its way to Jupiter, #Voyager1 looked back and took this magnificent picture.

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viking2.bsky.social
#Phoebe
#Saturn
#Seestars50
#Astronomy
#astrophotography
amazing to be able to spot little Phoebe with the seestar.
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astrorene.bsky.social
Venus touching the Moon. #astronomy #moon #astrophotography
viking2.bsky.social
#pleiades
#seestars50
#astronomy
#astrophotography
viking2.bsky.social
M33
#seestars50
#astronomy
#astrophtography