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Mars rover Curiosity: Navcam images, sol 1503 (October 28th 2016) Image Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech

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Visiting the island of Socotra in Yemen can seem like you’re on another planet. More than 30% of the island’s plant life, including the dragon blood tree that bleeds bright red sap when it’s cut, isn’t found anywhere else on earth. Source Source 2

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Juno: First photo from Jupiter orbit, also starring the moons Io, Europa, and Ganymede. July 10th 2016. Credits: NASA/JPL-Caltech/SwRI/MSSS

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#Batusi

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The wolves will come

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Just Another Cryptic Monday

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Star Wars Illustrations - Created by Drumond Art

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Same

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perspective is everything

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It took me like 16 tries to figure out what I was looking at.

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My brain hurts.

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A happy family portrait. (via bindersfullofwomen)

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Autograph notes on the satellites of Jupiter (14–25 January 1611).

‘On this scrap of paper (an unfolded envelope), Galileo recorded the positions of four satellites of Jupiter over a period of several nights. He had observed the moons with the aid of his newly constructed telescope and published his findings in his revolutionary book The Starry Messenger (1610)‘

Image and text courtesy The Morgan Library and Museum.

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Large Polygons

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Alexander Semenov Continues to Photograph the Earth’s Most Fragile Marine Wildlife Near the Arctic Circle

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Curiosity’s Ancient Wet Mars Adventure

Long-distance-moving pebbles and mountains growing out of lake deposits – this was the Mars of several billion years ago, showing extensive evidence of liquid water shaping the landscape.

While hard to imagine when looking at images of the dust-swept Martian landscape of today, NASA’s Curiosity rover has gathered a lot of information showing how the rocks were shaped and formed by liquid water. 

Here are some of its key findings

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