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speed of light travel time Astronomy Facts, Space And Astronomy, Earth Science, Science And Nature, Cosmos, Einstein, National Aeronautics And Space Administration, Space Facts, Science Facts
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National Aeronautics And Space Administration
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speed of light travel time
Nebulae are the remnants of long dead stars, the birthing ground of the next generation of solar systems, and some of the most beautiful things in all the cosmos... #science infographic Hubble Space Telescope, Planetary Nebula, Orion Nebula, E Mc2, Space Time, Astrophysics
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Nebulae are the remnants of long dead stars, the birthing ground of the next generation of solar systems, and some of the most beautiful things in all the cosmos... #science infographic
Kid Science, Science And Technology, Computer Science, Science Space, Science Fiction, Big Bang Theory Science
Kid Science
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Computer Science
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Science Fiction
Big Bang Theory Science
Pluto: A Dwarf Planet Oddity (Infographic) | Pluto Facts & Figures | Pluto Moons & Atmosphere | Space.com Solar System Planets, Our Solar System, Space Planets, Dwarf Planet, Dark Energy, Space Travel, Space Exploration
Solar System Planets
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Pluto: A Dwarf Planet Oddity (Infographic) | Pluto Facts & Figures | Pluto Moons & Atmosphere | Space.com
The Observable Universe from "Top" to "Bottom" on a logarithmic scale. Astronomy Science, Astronomy Stars, Andromeda Galaxy
Astronomy Science
Astronomy Stars
Andromeda Galaxy
The Observable Universe from "Top" to "Bottom" on a logarithmic scale.
Space Telescope or Transformer? by NASA Goddard Photo and Video, via Flickr James Webb Space Telescope, Nasa Space, Sistema Solar, Constellations, Nasa Goddard
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Space Telescope or Transformer? by NASA Goddard Photo and Video, via Flickr
A big Eye on the Sky Radio Astronomy, Nasa, Galaxy Space, To Infinity And Beyond
Radio Astronomy
Nasa
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To Infinity And Beyond
A big Eye on the Sky
Solar system - The Sun and 8 planets Earth From Space, Deep Space
Earth From Space
Deep Space
Solar system - The Sun and 8 planets
Our solar system to scale from the sun to the most recently discovered dwarf planet Eris in astronomical units. Solar System To Scale, Information Graphics
Solar System To Scale
Information Graphics
Our solar system to scale from the sun to the most recently discovered dwarf planet Eris in astronomical units.
Planck space probe boosts Big Bang theory Space Probe, Space Telescope, Interstellar
Space Probe
Space Telescope
Interstellar
Planck space probe boosts Big Bang theory
Solar System Scale Planet Order, Eclipse Solar, Hubble Space
Planet Order
Eclipse Solar
Hubble Space
Solar System Scale
Who’s visiting who? This chart of solar system exploration shows every robotic space probe currently exploring (or about to explore) a major solar system object… except for the Earth and Sun of course, because there are way to many of those to show on one chart. Life Science, Albert Jacquard, Solar System Exploration, Space Exploration Technologies
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Albert Jacquard
Solar System Exploration
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Who’s visiting who? This chart of solar system exploration shows every robotic space probe currently exploring (or about to explore) a major solar system object… except for the Earth and Sun of course, because there are way to many of those to show on one chart.
The Eridanus Void. This area shows almost no signs of cosmic matter, meaning no stars, planets, solar systems or clouds of cosmic dust. Researchers couldn't even find dark matter, which is invisible but measurable by its gravitational pull. There were also no signs of black holes that might have gobbled up the matter once present in the region. Stars Night, Amazing Spaces, Dark Matter
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The Eridanus Void. This area shows almost no signs of cosmic matter, meaning no stars, planets, solar systems or clouds of cosmic dust. Researchers couldn't even find dark matter, which is invisible but measurable by its gravitational pull. There were also no signs of black holes that might have gobbled up the matter once present in the region.
A Timeline of the Future of the universe. Part 3. Everything that the future holds for the sun, the stars, the planets, and the universe. Far Future
Far Future
A Timeline of the Future of the universe. Part 3. Everything that the future holds for the sun, the stars, the planets, and the universe.
[ #astronomy ] [ #astrophysics ] Timeline of the Future (pt. 2) ~Al. A. Data Mining
Data Mining
[ #astronomy ] [ #astrophysics ] Timeline of the Future (pt. 2) ~Al. A.
A Timeline of the Future of the Universe Part 1 of 3 Astronomy Pictures
Astronomy Pictures
A Timeline of the Future of the Universe Part 1 of 3
When Galaxies Collide: How The First Super-Massive Black Holes Were Born #astrophysics #cosmology Carina Nebula, Quantum Physics
Carina Nebula
Quantum Physics
When Galaxies Collide: How The First Super-Massive Black Holes Were Born #astrophysics #cosmology
Black Hole Gif, Black Holes, Black Hole Singularity, Black Hole Theory, Religious People, Time Warp
Black Hole Gif
Black Holes
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Black Hole Theory
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The lifecycle of a star Space Shuttle
Space Shuttle
The lifecycle of a star
How NASA's New Horizons Mission to Pluto Works By Karl Tate | March 2015 Diagrams show New Horizons encounter with Pluto Space Images, Space Photos, New Horizons Pluto, Space Program
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How NASA's New Horizons Mission to Pluto Works By Karl Tate | March 2015 Diagrams show New Horizons encounter with Pluto
Lifecycle of a Star
Lifecycle of a Star
Journal of Cosmology Gravity Waves, Classical Physics, Elementary Particle, Abstract Science, Hydrogen Gas, Star Formation, Quantum Mechanics, Astronomy
Gravity Waves
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Hydrogen Gas
Star Formation
Quantum Mechanics
Astronomy
Journal of Cosmology
42 Facts About Space, A Homage to Douglas Adams ~Click on the open pin and read all 42 fantastic facts. Astronomy Quotes, Douglas Adams, Cool Science Facts, Wtf Fun Facts
Astronomy Quotes
Douglas Adams
Cool Science Facts
Wtf Fun Facts
42 Facts About Space, A Homage to Douglas Adams ~Click on the open pin and read all 42 fantastic facts.
Curiosity, the latest wheeled vehicle to be sent to explore Mars, is the size of a small car and will use a unique method of landing on the Red Planet. Curiosity Mars, Curiosity Rover, Tony Goldwyn, Science Nature, Mars Science Laboratory, Mars Landing, Cultura General
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Curiosity, the latest wheeled vehicle to be sent to explore Mars, is the size of a small car and will use a unique method of landing on the Red Planet.
The cosmic rays depicted here can be described as high energy particles like protons or other sub-atomic particles. These particles can come from our Sun (Solar cosmic rays) or other places like supernova explosions or neutron stars and black holes (Galactic cosmic rays). Galactic rays are higher energy than solar rays but Extragalactic cosmic rays, which come from quasars/blazars or the black holes in the center of galaxies, are even higher energy. Earth And Space Science, Electromagnetic Spectrum, Physics And Mathematics, Basic Astronomy
Earth And Space Science
Electromagnetic Spectrum
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Basic Astronomy
The cosmic rays depicted here can be described as high energy particles like protons or other sub-atomic particles. These particles can come from our Sun (Solar cosmic rays) or other places like supernova explosions or neutron stars and black holes (Galactic cosmic rays). Galactic rays are higher energy than solar rays but Extragalactic cosmic rays, which come from quasars/blazars or the black holes in the center of galaxies, are even higher energy.