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Jupiter gas giant slowly orbiting in deep space concept
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Conceptual look at the planet mars from space with camera cross hairs over the planet as if from a probe, with strong shadow areas covering the surface
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Planet Venus on an isolated white background concept
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Saguaro cactus at night, Carnegiea gigantea, Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument, Sonoran Desert, Arizona, USA.
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Organ pipe cactus at night, Stenocereus thurberi, Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument, Sonoran Desert, AZ, USA.
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The Alien throne rock formation under the Milky Way, Bad Lands, New Me
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Silhouette woman standing against beautiful star field at night
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Scenic view of mountains against star field at night
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Wave breaking on a beach in Canary Islands
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Very Large Array satellite dishes in New Mexico
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Very Large Array satellite dish under the Milky Way in New Mexico
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Couple standing on a cliff with the stars on the background
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Glowing mountain under starry sky
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Milky Way above the illuminated mountain peaks at Whakapapa Ski Field, New Zealand
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Milky Way sky in the desert
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Galactic Space with Colorful Nebulae
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Vivid universe, gears on a background, Warped space.
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Silhouette of anonymous man standing on reflection surface of water and reaching out to starry colorful night sky with milky way
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Silhouette of anonymous traveler with flashlight in raised hand standing on rocky coast during amazing night with starry sky
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Milky Way and its core over the mountains at Sierra de Gredos, Spain
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Strange Formations at Vasquez Rocks Near Los Angeles, at Night u
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star trails night stars meteo
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Beautiful stone hermitage in the background with the milky way
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Galactic Center of milky way in hight definition from atacama desert
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Nebulae in the galactic center from the sky of Atacama
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Silhouette of a mountaineer looking at the Milky Way
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Total Eclipse Vicuña 2019 Chile
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Colour photograph of the planet Saturn, taken from Voyager 1. Voyager 1 is a space probe launched by NASA. Dated 20th century
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Orion and Sirius rising over the Peloncillo Mountains of southwest New Mexico, on a clear night in December in the early evening. The Belt stars of Orion point down to Sirius, the Dog Star. The long tracked exposures and the filter-modified camera brings out the red nebulsity in the area, such as Barnards Loop, the Lambda Orionis bubble at top, the Horsehead Nebula area near the Belt, the very bright Orion Nebula, and the intense Rosette Nebula at left. Airglow add some bands of red and gre
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The galactic centre region of the Milky Way in Sagittarius and Scorpius, over the upper field of the Texas Star Party, near Fort Davis, Texas, May 13, 2015. About 600 people gather here each spring for a star party under very dark skies near the MacDonald Observatory. Sagittarius is left of centre and Scorpius is right of centre with the planet Saturn the bright object at the top edge right of centre. The dark lanes of the Dark Horse and Pipe Nebula areas lead from the Milky Way to the stars of
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The Milky Way through the region of the tail of Scorpius and up into Sagittarius, photographed with it high in the sky from Australia. At bottom are the red nebulas of NGC 6334, the Cats Paw, and NGC 6357 (sometimes called the Lobster Nebula, for a “Paws and Claws” pairing). The clusters Messier 6 and Messier 7 are at left, below centre, with M7 lost in the star clouds of the Milky Way. The Galactic Centre lies at left centre. The Lagoon and Trifid Nebulas, M8 and M20, are at top left. Satu
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The Milky Way over the old corral at the site of the 76 Ranch in the Frenchman Valley in Grasslands National Park, Saskatchewan. I shot this Aug 26 on a perfect night, with aurora beginning to kick up but still low in brightness when I shot this so the sky was dark. The foreground is lit by starlight, by the aurora brightening in the north, and by the occasional flashes of spotlights from naturalists down the valley spotting for nocturnal ferrets. The green bands in the sky are from natural airg
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Cygnus or the Northern Cross is setting amid the pine trees at Athabasca Falls in Jasper National Park, on a late October night. Cepheus is above and the bright star Vega is low and just above the trees. Deneb is at centre, as is the dark nebula Lynds 3, the Funnel Cloud Nebula. Light cloud adds the natural star glows but also discolours the sky near the horizon.This is a stack of 7 exposures for the trees, mean combined to smooth noise, and one exposure for the sky, all untracked, and all 25
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Star trails showing Orion and Taurus rising behind the rock formations of City of Rocks State Park, New Mexico. I shot this Monday, Dec 29, 2014. The colours of the stars and trails have been boosted in vibrancy to show the colour differences better. Red Betelgeuse is at left, while the pinkish Orion Nebula is at centre. The cyan trail at right is Comet Lovejoy (C/2014 Q2). Light from the waxing quarter Moon illuminates the foreground. A satellite streak is at right of centre.This is a stack o
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The large star-forming region of IC 1396 in Cepheus, taken September 4, 2018 from home in southern Alberta. The wide field includes the bright orange star Mu Cephei, or Herschels Garnet Star, at upper left. The Elephant Trunk Nebula is just right of centre. North is at top. This is a stack of 9 exposures: 5 x 4 minutes at ISO 1600 and 4 x 8 minutes at ISO 800, all with the 77mm f/4 Borg Astrograph and filter-modified Canon 5D MkII, an old but very excellent camera! With the 300mm focal length
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Stars wheeling about the North Celestial Pole, and Polaris, in a composite stack of 100 frames shot July 8, 2014 as part of a time-lapse sequence but here stacked with StarStax with the Comet effect mode. The landscape is from one frame to capture the lighting from the Moon at one instant rather than blurring the lighting over an hour or so of motion. Each frame taken with the Canon 5D MkII and 14mm Rokinon lens at f/2.8 for 20 seconds at ISO 2000.
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Observers at the Texas Star Party explore the wonders of the deep sky under the rising Milky Way, in May 2015. Sagittarius and Scorpius are in the background, with the centre of the Galaxy rising in the southeast. This is a single 30-second exposure at f/2 with the 24mm lens and Canon 5D MkII at ISO 4000.
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The northern stars turn around Polaris and the North Celestial Pole in a composite of 400 images taken for a time-lapse and stacked here using Advanced Stacker Actions in Photoshop to create the comet trails effect - Using Comets 90% mode. Taken at the Table Mountain Star Party July 26, 2014 using the 14mm Rokinon lens and Canon 6D. Each exposure was 45 seconds at ISO 200.
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Astronaut. A man in a Nasa spacesuit. 1972 (model realesed)
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Flying Saucer from Mars - Cedric Allingham        Date: 1955
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 'SPACE FEAR !'         Date: 1951
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'LIFE ETERNAL' (Eando Binder) An Earth scientist seeks to  bring life to the planet Mars  by melting its polar ice with  a heat ray from his spaceship.     Date: 1938
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 CONTROL CABIN OF A SPACE  ROCKET        Date: circa 1950
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 INTERPLANETARY SPACECRAFT,  CARRYING FOUR SMALLER ROCKETS        Date: circa 1950
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 CREW OF A SPACE ROCKET IN FREE  FLIGHT OUTSIDE THEIR VEHICLE        Date: circa 1950
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 SPACE ROCKET LANDS ON VENUS         Date: circa 1950
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 PASSENGER-CARRYING SPACE  ROCKET        Date: circa 1950
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 SPACESHIP LANDING ON THE MOON         Date: circa 1950
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 DOCKING STATION ON MARS  FOR VISITING ROCKETS        Date: circa 1950
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 HOSPITAL SPACESHIP, EQUIPPED  TO CARRY SPACE CASUALTIES AND  GIVE THEM IN-FLIGHT TREATMENT       Date: circa 1950
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The insectoid residents of the  planet Mercury will develop  their own technology to  navigate their chemically  polluted waters : mica will be  the material of choice.     Date: 1945
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It would take us 957 years to  travel to Pluto - yet our  solar system is only a speck  of the universe : a picture of  it at this scale would be more  than 150 km wide.     Date: 1938
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The inhabitants of Mercury are  insectoid, and their techno- -logy is a superior form of  that used by ants and bees on  Earth : quartz crystals are  used to build their cities.     Date: 1941
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WALTER SCHIRRA One of the original Mercury 7  astronauts chosen for the  Project Mercury, America's  first effort to put men in  space     Date: 1923 - 2007
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WALTER SCHIRRA Pioneer American astronaut - a  member of the original  'Mercury 7' chosen for Project  Mercury, the first US attempt  to put men in space     Date: 1923 - 2007
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Martian astronomers, on the  basis of their observations,  may well think that an Earth  city looks like this.  As  though we would walk about  with no clothes on !     Date: 1942
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Other worlds will surely  develop their own technologies  for space travel : this  radium-powered airship of  Saturn uses the planet's  natural resources.     Date: 1941
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Front Cover of 'Le Ciel' ('The Sun') by Amedee Guillemin     Date: 1877
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Camping Under The Starry Sky
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Space Ferry-ship. 265 feet tall and weighing 7,000 tons at take-off, this three-step rocket is designed to carry 36 tons of supplies. 1948
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Futuristic vision of flying saucers powered by electro-magnetic drive motors. Dated 1950
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View of Pluto, artist's impression based on 2015 NASA image.
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View of Neptune compared to the earth 2003
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2015 artist concept shows Pluto and some of its moons.
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Artist's impression of the dwarf planet Pluto, 2015.
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View of Pluto, artists impression based on 2015 NASA image
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The View Near a Black Hole, drawn by April Hobart, CXC: In the center of a swirling whirlpool of hot gas is a black hole. Studies of the bright light emitted by the swirling gas frequently indicate not only that a black hole is present, but also likely attributes.
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Soviet Russian space race propaganda poster 1965: To the Sun! To the stars!
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Werner von Braun (1912 ñ 1977) German (later American) aerospace engineer credited with inventing the V-2 Rocket and the Saturn-V, for Nazi Germany and the United States, respectively. leading figure in the development of rocket technology in WWII, Germany and the United States. considered by NASA to be the 'Father of Rocket Science'.
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soviet space program, propaganda poster. Soviet man you can be be proud, you opened the road to stars from Earth 1963
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soviet space program, propaganda poster 1960
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Painting depicting the planet Pluto . Dated 2015
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Painting depicting the new horizons space probe as it approaches Pluto. Dated 2015
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Painting depicting the new horizons space probe as it approaches Charon, Pluto's moon. Dated 2015
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Artist's impression of the planet Pluto. Dated 2015
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Enhanced-color image of Phobos from the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter with Stickney crater on the right
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Photograph of Enceladus, the sixth-largest moon of Saturn. Dated 2015
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Artist's impression of the planet Pluto. Dated 2015
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Graphic of the Synchronous Meteorological Satellite, the forerunner of the GOES satellites.
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GOES G going for a short ride aboard Delta Launch Vehicle 178. 71 seconds into the mission the first stage engine shut down necessitating destruction 20 seconds later. 1986
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Still from an animation demonstrating that an invisible galaxy shrouded in dust can become glaringly bright when viewed in infrared light
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Scientist working on GOES-D model satellite prior to launching 1980
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TIROS satellite mated to rocket for launching, 1960.
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TIROS I satellite on test stand during preliminary test stage. In: 'Weather Analysis from Satellite Observations; ' U.S. Navy Research Facility; December 1960
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The Discovery space shuttle framed by a full moon. Its maiden flight was STS-41-D which launched on August 30, 1984. Over 27 years of service it flew 39 missions, gathering more flight time than any other spacecraft to date.
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Space rocket launchers developed since the 1950s. Dated 20th Century
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Space Station. Designed by members of the British Interplanetary Society, this space-station incorporates a huge reflector to collect the sun's rays for the generation of electricity.
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Futuristic vision of how an interstellar spacecraft (nuclear rocket) might be look. 1948
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Futuristic vision of how an interstellar spacecraft (nuclear rocket) might be look. 1948
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Futuristic vision of how an interstellar spacecraft (nuclear rocket) might be look. 1948
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Futuristic vision of how an interstellar spacecraft (nuclear rocket) might be look. 1948
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Futuristic vision of how an interstellar spacecraft might refuel in space from a space station 1948
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Full moon at closest proximity to earth, August 2014.
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The cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin (1934-1968), the first human in outer space, Anonymous
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Listen to the cosmos (Earth listens), Nesterov, Vladimir Dmitrievich (*1932)
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Futuristic vision of how a moon bound spacecraft (rocket) would take off to return from the Moon to the Earth. 1936
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Astronomical instrument at Jantar Mantar observatory.
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drawing showing sunspots noted on the surface of the sun