Dude.
Thats like a perfect hexagon.
@HEXcellerate will be happy to see hexagons in the wild.
Not really, the corners are rounded, but Saturn's hexagon is still a very cool cosmic phenomenon.
Came across these and thought them worth sharing
http://sci.esa.int/gaia/59004-two-million-stars-on-the-move/
Now we just need a 4K and 8K version.
http://screenshotcomparison.com/comparison/206507
Did do this Antarctica comparison thing for my friend who was claiming things and that comparison kinda kinda fits what this topic is about.
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2017/04/170411090157.htm
New cold spot but visually boring.
Space Surfing
Meme Bait:)
oh wow
I can't believe someone blew up Alderaan.
Makes me wonder if anything from us could be seen from that dot.
I did follow Pluto updates and think it was 3 weeks before, month most when it started to get larger and before that it was that same dot.
Meteor Shower
Will actually have to go outside to view
Make a great date idea also
And a cool landslide on Ceres from the Dawn mission
Now this is exciting!
It has been a while.
90 bar means multiply 14.7 by 90 to get the pressure in psi
wow, that would be impressive as hell.
I visit this site now and then.
We've got a really big rock swinging around the Sun.
Asteroid 2014 JO25 passing in front of a star.
Captured on a Celeston 14 telescope.
A nice image of asteroid from Arecibo at 8 minutes.
Who hacks a free astronomy site....
Venus is drop dead boring in an amature telescope but kinda easy to find, no star-hopping required.
But this is really really cool:)