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In this artist interpretation, the planet Kepler-30c is transiting one of the large starspots that frequently appear on the surface of its host star. The authors used these spot-crossing events to show that the orbits of the three planets (color lines) are aligned with the rotation of the star (curly white arrow). Graphic: Cristina Sanchis Ojeda (via A far-off solar system - MIT News Office)

In this artist interpretation, the planet Kepler-30c is transiting one of the large starspots that frequently appear on the surface of its host star. The authors used these spot-crossing events to show that the orbits of the three planets (color lines) are aligned with the rotation of the star (curly white arrow).
Graphic: Cristina Sanchis Ojeda

(via A far-off solar system - MIT News Office)

Why is the sun so round? | TG Daily 

I love how this article leaves it all hanging.

bad-dominicana: jheneaiko: exactly… I’ve tried to explain this so many times . the solar system moves through space … as so … cosmicwolfgirl: sofuckingstoned: tuckthis: ghendel: You think it’s like this, but it’s really like this. rleon392: The Sun and Inner Planets Moving Through Space gasp.jpeg this changes everything yes does anybody else see how that looks like a dna strand? pretty sure we’re just mites on some tiny particle floating in the body of the universe

bad-dominicana:

jheneaiko:

exactly… I’ve tried to explain this so many times . the solar system moves through space … as so …

cosmicwolfgirl:

sofuckingstoned:

tuckthis:

ghendel:

You think it’s like this, but it’s really like this.

rleon392:

The Sun and Inner Planets Moving Through Space

gasp.jpeg

this changes everything

yes

does anybody else see how that looks like a dna strand?

pretty sure we’re just mites on some tiny particle floating in the body of the universe

(Source: cyberneticstarchild)

(Source: the--personal--quotes)

wentdog: Saturn’s moon Enceladus. Awesome.  Via: NASA

wentdog:

Saturn’s moon Enceladus. Awesome. 

Via: NASA

christinetheastrophysicist: The Milky Way Galaxy measured at different wavelengths.

christinetheastrophysicist:

The Milky Way Galaxy measured at different wavelengths.

(Source: blackinwhitesociety)

nevver: Space is depressing as hell

nevver:

Space is depressing as hell

riversidearchives: Map Monday! This map is a bit different:  It is a landing site map for Apollo II, dated in 1969.

riversidearchives:

Map Monday!

This map is a bit different:  It is a landing site map for Apollo II, dated in 1969.

(Source: misty-m0untain)

smellabagel: unknownskywalker: Horizon Flying at an altitude of about 240 miles over the eastern North Atlantic, the Expedition 30 crew aboard the International Space Station photographed this nighttime scene. The night lights of the cities of Ireland, in the foreground, and the United Kingdom, in the back and to the right, are contrasted by the bright sunrise in the background. The greens and purples of the Aurora Borealis are seen along the rest of the horizon.

smellabagel:

unknownskywalker:

Horizon

Flying at an altitude of about 240 miles over the eastern North Atlantic, the Expedition 30 crew aboard the International Space Station photographed this nighttime scene.

The night lights of the cities of Ireland, in the foreground, and the United Kingdom, in the back and to the right, are contrasted by the bright sunrise in the background. The greens and purples of the Aurora Borealis are seen along the rest of the horizon.

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