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Mini painting of Uranus on a small easel

Mini painting of the new Uranus image from JWST 🐡🔭🧪

This will be in my next shop update, so make sure you join my email list!

📸: NASA, ESA, CSA, STScI

A watercolor painting of the Starship test launch, showing the exhaust clouds billowing around the engines and multi-colored flames of the Super Heavy booster.

For #ArtAdventCalendar day 23, STARSHIP SPECTRUM is my attempt to capture an amazing picture taken by Trevor Mahlmann, of the first Starship test flight in April. #SpaceArt #watercolor

Anyone else swoon over the Shuttle?

The planet Jupiter in hues of pastel pink, blue, purple. Dusting features like the equatorial bands of swirling clouds, as well as a large storm, are visible.

Jupiter, in colour composite of UV wavelengths, captured by Hubble.

Jupiter says happy festive season ahead to all the excellent Trans people in our communities. 🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍⚧️

And nobody, repeat: nobody, fucks with Jove.

📸 ESA, NASA, M. Wong, G. Kober

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A pearlescent watercolor painting on black of the jellyfish galaxy JW39 as seen by the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope. The galaxy core is seen in golds and whites, with fainter arms punctuated by clusters of blue and pink, aglow with forming stars. This galaxy lies over 900 million light-years away in the constellation Coma Berenices and is part of a galaxy cluster. The intense gravitational pull of its larger neighboring galaxies distorts its shape, and as it drifts through the cluster, hot plasma between galaxies has stripped star-forming gases into long tendrils and ribbons, resembling jellyfish.

For #ArtAdventCalendar day 21, while it’s still day 21… how about a jellyfish galaxy? ASTRAL JELLYFISH, one of my favorites from this Spacetober.

#SciArt #SpaceArt #watercolor

Oooff so pretty

The Seattle public library SLAPS

Should I make an Aerospace feed?

It’s the Peregrine lunar lander getting all set and ready to go to the moon.
Inside the payload space really gives you the scale of how MASSIVE this launch vehicle is.

Omg I love how this looks!

Full Moon is 0033UT 27 December 2023. Last and greatest of the year. 🔭 🧪

Yarn bowl featuring astronaut floating in colorful nebula attached to tether that leads to yarn feed

Plate featuring crater design with two astronauts resting against an inner wall.

Teapot and mug featuring Neptune and Triton

Vase with flowers featuring the Carina Nebula Cosmic Cliffs

Thanks for the art share! I’m Amy and paint space with pottery glaze 🌌🫖

Omg that would be so awesome!!

Rocket Lab's Electron is the second most frequently launched U.S. rocket annually for the 5th year in a row.

The new images from JWST of Uranus 😍🫠

Right?!

#TLPOD winning image (10/11/2023): RCW 16 Image processed by Mike Paling original data from TelescopeLive. RCW 16 is a vast star-forming region within the Milky Way. This stellar nursery, about 5,000 light-years away, showcases young, hot stars illuminating surrounding gas and dust, fostering the birth of new celestial bodies. Camera: QHY 600M Filters: Ha OIII SII Processing: PixInsight, Photoshop, Affinity Photo Learning – Astrophotography has a seriously steep learning curve ABOUT THE IMAGE: Telescope: Planewave CDK24 (CHI-1-CMOS) Camera: QHY 600M Filters: HSO Processing: Pixinsight, Photoshop, Topaz Denoise

RCW 16 (ImgCredit: Mike Paling)

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#Astro #Astrophoto #Stars

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Beautiful moon from last night

This photo goes so hard.

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Lagoon Nebula and the Small Sagittarius Star Cloud at 200mm

#astrophotography #astronomy

I have found #astronomy related feeds on Bluesky, are than any that are aerospace/rockets/space exploration?

I’m me if the main reasons I use a camera bag for my work/everything backpack is because it has spots for hardware like this. Static free pockets specifically for sd cards, cables, and other spots. And with the amount of equipment I lug around with me on a day to day basis this is SO HELPFUL!

Fort Lewis Observatory.
So cool to see this place and the starts from just a great view.

In image of a dark, star-filled sky over a telescope dome. There are two bright wiggly streaks in the image from when the tripod fell over.

Here's one for you. I took this last summer on Mauna Kea. That NASA's IRTF, but my little tripod fell over and turned trailing the crescent Moon and Venus into the shot. 🔭

Oh damn! I love this on you!!!

Perfect than LOL. I hate cold showers. I man I am always going to be an advocate for bright colors. I think you would look great with a fun color!

Bezos’ Blue Origin Is Poised to Resume Launches After 15-Month Halt Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin LLC is pushing to resume operations with its New Shepard rocket as soon as Dec. 18, potentially ending a halt of more than a year and providing a boost to the company’s spa...

Blue Origin could resume operations on New Shepard as soon as Dec. 18, potentially ending a halt of more than a year and providing a boost to the company’s space tourism ambitions.

www.bloomberg.com/news/article...

Some people hate me when I say this. I hate cold showers so I wash less. I wash my hair only when it needs to be cleaned. I shower serval times a week but don't wet my hair. With the bleaching, my hair needs all the oil it can get so I just don't over wash it and the color lasts and is healthier.