… farming with Dynamite!
Horse of The Stars
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PAGEOS Satellite - GPN
Date
5 August 1965
The next Mars rover will use ‘X-ray vision’ to ‘see’ deep underground and find buried treasure!
Learn more: http://t.co/wJz2u7eTxo
Credit: CBC News
Paul Kelecom & Fabrique Nationale - FN Four (1905)
The first four-cylinder production motorcycle, and the fastest in the world at the time, topping out at 64 kph.
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Clouds over Mars, photographed by Mars Global Surveyor, 2002.
10 photographs, about one a week, 19th October-30th December 2002; on Mars, Ls 84° to Ls 116°, the first third of the southern winter.
Hellas Planitia, a massive impact basin, spans the image. 7 km deep in places, Hellas covers about 12 million square km; for scale, the two largest countries on Earth cover 17 (Russia) and 10 million square km (Canada).
Image credit: NASA/JPL/MGS/MSSS. Animation: AgeOfDestruction.
Ring Nebula
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An identification chart of 42 North American butterflies.
By artist Eleanor Lutz. You can find the full sized GIF here or pick up a poster for your room here.
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Large FOV MRA of the supra-aortic, carotids and cerebral vessels
(Source: medicalschool)
Photo sequence of Saturn: 24 February 2009
This Hubble image shows the progression of four of Saturn’s moon as they circle their parent planet. The orange moon in the image is Titan, Saturn’s largest.
Credit: NASA, ESA and the Hubble Heritage Team (STScI/AURA). Acknowledgment: M. Wong (STScI/UC Berkeley) and C. Go (Philippines)
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A Montana Sunset Time Lapse.
Every five seconds a photo was taken by Cody Payne, resulting in this one #MontanaMoment.
Orbital sunrise, to brighten your weekend.
Credit: Cosmonaut Oleg Artemyev aboard the ISS