New painting from a recent suggestion. In 1997 a fissure near Pillan Mons erupted on #Jupiter's moon #Io. It Produced huge amounts of lava that reached a nearby caldera Called Pillan Patera creating massive lava falls almost 3 km high. I tried to depict this event here.

Artemis II Orion

Psychedelic astronaut photography III

station freedom + a few shuttle ets = fuckass unmanned orbital depot for missions to the moon and mars (still need to name her)

Tons of new Artemis II imagery up at this link! eol.jsc.nasa.gov/SearchPhotos/S…

Space Wheels by Rick Giudice and Don Davis

this build is nearly done, it's structurally complete but still can't do the centrifuge bit it's just under 500 parts, the most part-heavy build i have made in a while

I love pictures from spaceships where they include a bit of the windows

it's full of stars

V3 of this plane's looking much better and flying much better, combine that with the new air pressure datapack and im flying this thing BEAUTIFULLY

The force awakens in newborn stars. Hubble captured some cosmic "lightsabers" far, far away. These are actually young stellar jets, colliding at fast speeds with nearby gas and dust. Happy Star Wars Day from the Hubble team!

Cosmic lightsaber. The Hubble Space Telescope once captured a photo of a newborn star shooting out two bright jets out into space. Much more energetic than a sci-fi lightsaber, these narrow beams are blasting across space at over 100,000 miles per hour. This celestial

Start your week with some new photos from Artemis II! Though our journey around the Moon has ended, we're still retrieving plenty of new images. Keep an eye on our Artemis II multimedia gallery for image highlights from the mission: go.nasa.gov/4usiN8W

One of the main reasons i want Mobile Launcher 2 to survive despite the stop work order, is because of these cool little arch things that stick up beside each SRB. They just look real cool and ML1 doesnt have them

been on an Alastair Reynolds bender lately, have a nostalgic Nostalgia for Infinity

"Space Hauler", a spaceflight sim with realistic air and vacuum controls set on a full-scale Titan, by solo dev Petur Darri Petursson at 94 Kelvin: youtu.be/XaMwXnkkN1MAnd And it looks just beautiful.

here are the actual pics!!

The view from inside Integrity as recovery forces pop open the hatch…watching the helicopter pass over their shoulders and hearing all the joy, it was as good as it gets.