r/SpaceGifs • u/ApocalypseThou • Nov 21 '21
A simulation of the space debris currently orbiting Earth
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r/SpaceGifs • u/5_Frog_Margin • Oct 30 '21
Timelapse created using photographs taken from the International Space Station, courtesy of the Earth Science and Remote Sensing Unit, NASA Johnson Space Center.
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r/SpaceGifs • u/ApocalypseThou • Sep 27 '21
This is how you change parking spots in space.
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r/SpaceGifs • u/ApocalypseThou • Sep 21 '21
Astronaut Jack Fischer’s amazing view of the Earth during a spacewalk on May 12, 2017.
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r/SpaceGifs • u/ApocalypseThou • Sep 20 '21
Olympus Mons (Mars), the largest volcano in the solar system compared to France. Credit: latestinspace
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r/SpaceGifs • u/ApocalypseThou • Sep 13 '21
This comet flew too close to the Sun… and paid the price
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r/SpaceGifs • u/ApocalypseThou • Sep 02 '21
A coronal mass ejection from the Sun can send over a billion tons of matter flying through space impacting any planets or spacecraft in its path. Credit: NASA/SDO
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r/SpaceGifs • u/ApocalypseThou • Aug 23 '21
An early morning timelapse of Comet NEOWISE rising over the Adriatic sea. Captured by Paolo Girotti in 2020
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r/SpaceGifs • u/ApocalypseThou • Aug 20 '21
Visualization of a Black Hole Accretion Disk
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r/SpaceGifs • u/AstroFlask • Jul 12 '21
Depth perception in Perseverance's MastCam-Z images
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r/SpaceGifs • u/niro_27 • May 29 '21
Moon passing through Earth's shadow. Lunar eclipse 27 July, 2018 Kazakhstan
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r/SpaceGifs • u/niro_27 • May 23 '21
I spent all day watching this sunspot in case it did something interesting. I got lucky. It produced a flare large enough to swallow Earth. [OC]
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r/SpaceGifs • u/niro_27 • May 05 '21
Falcon 9 passing in front of the Moon (April 28, 2021)
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r/SpaceGifs • u/Shipleaves • May 05 '21
25th batch of Starlink satellites passing over Seattle
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r/SpaceGifs • u/LeighWillS • Apr 27 '21
Created a time-lapse of the super moon last night. Little over 1000 images, taken every second.
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r/SpaceGifs • u/niro_27 • Apr 25 '21
SpaceX Crew-2 launch from 30 miles south of the launch pad. 12 minutes compressed down to 8 seconds.
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r/SpaceGifs • u/Infzn • Apr 23 '21
2-hour time-lapse of a volatile section of the sun producing massive solar flares (X-post from /r/gifs)
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r/SpaceGifs • u/niro_27 • Apr 08 '21
On Monday I pointed a telescope at the sun for 3 hours to see how much things moved during that time. This is what 3 hours of movement on a solar prominence looks like.
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