Our star just released 4 solar flares caught by SDO - Solar Dynamics Laboratory. #thesun NASA Solar System Solar Dynamics Tracker

Did we make a mistake with the Pioneer 10 and 11 and the Voyager crafts carrying the record of us and where we are? #astronomy #Voyager1

They warned us! ;)

Science girl Incredible drone footage flying over a volcano and lava flows at night, captured by Iceland Aerials.

Yogesh Kumar This owl does a happy dance

Science girl This dolphin brought a plastic bag thrown into the ocean to the research Scientists.

He knows that plastic belongs to humans and must be returned to humans...

Science girl This is why I don’t do ocean activities.

Girl in Yellow Drapery by John William Godward (1901)

A solar eclipse in the Bourbon Codex, a rare codex written by Aztec priests that survived Spanish colonization ☀️🌕🌙

St. Anthony beaten by devils, Master of Osservanza (c. 1430).

Rediscovery of Antinous, Delphi 1893.

Hexagonal Tile Ensemble with Sphinx. Date: c. 1160s–70s, Seljuk Empire. Place of made: Konya, Turkey. Medium: Stonepaste; over- and underglaze-painted, gilded.

The menorah of the Jewish Temple in Jerusalem was seized by the Romans as treasure in 71AD. It was kept in Rome and then captured by the Vandals in the sack of Rome in 455. Belisarius brought it to Constantinople after liberating Carthage, after which it disappeared from history!

This miniature illustrates the important Apostolic Constitution Benedictus Deus by Pope Benedict XII (1336). Its core statement: The souls of all humans who are not in need of purification will see God face to face immediately after death.
Medieval Manuscripts Royal 6 E VI, f. 16v; c.1360

Thomas Theodor Heine, Angel (c. 1905)

Detail from Christ Crowned With Thorns, Dieric Bouts, 1470.

This famous picture of the tanker Amoco Cadiz, which ran aground off the coast of Brittany in 1978, resembles a giant whale surfacing

Mosaic with the head of Athena, Vatican Museums.

Credit: vatikanischemuseen.com

This happened at the Nicki Minaj concert 😬

Curiosity 🪐 Titan is Saturn’s largest and weirdest moon. In fact, it’s more like a planet: Titan is the only moon in the solar system with an atmosphere, and it has a gravity that is similar to Earth’s. It even has lakes and rivers—except on Titan, the “waterways” are actually liquid