Showing posts with label space. Show all posts
Showing posts with label space. Show all posts

Long Journey to Deep Space in Spectacular Illustrations.

The beauty of deep space is speechless and it is possible to look at the wonderful pictures of far planets, meteorites, comets and the Milky Way for hours. Even when you observe the dark sky full of twinkling stars at night, you can spend more than one hour just standing and admiring this amazing scene. Of course, we don’t know a lot about the other planets and perhaps other civilizations, but these secrets make space even more intriguing for us. Spaceships help us to get to the distant places of the Universe, but we still can’t tell with confidence that we have solved all its riddles. It is quite true that the unsolved mystery makes things more attractive and this is the very reason for our vast interest in space. It is quite possible that due to the modern technologies we will be able to find the answers for a number of questions regarding space even in the nearest future. It will certainly happen in the future, but today we just dream about it, look at some stunning illustrations of space and read about it in books.

Our collection today is dedicated to the unknown vast space and its secrets. We hope you will enjoy these stunning CG space works.


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NASA Releases Amazing New Footage of Our Dynamic Sun [VIDEO]

NASA has been wowing us with beautiful imagery from Mars and of our own planet’s volcanic activity, and now the space agency has released some spectacular photos and videos of our sun; we’ve included a few below.

The recently launched Solar Dynamics Observatory has been taking some unique portraits of our solar companion using four telescopes looking at the sun in different wavelengths. The results are unusual and beautiful, fulfilling the mission’s goal of exploring “solar activity in unprecedented detail.”

The SDO will be sending back 1.5 terabytes of data per day, and NASA is releasing much of the footage on their YouTube channel. You can also follow the mission on Twitter.











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[all img credit: NASA/SDO/AIA]

[via CNet]