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C.Mushkah

[hillergoodspeed]

a photo of the space where i make things, which is especially clean at the moment.

(https://www.instagram.com/p/BaAOlmqhnFV)

[space-wallpapers]

Icy rocks around Saturn (desktop/laptop) Click the image to download the correct size for your desktop or laptop in high resolution

[softpyramid]

James Siena The Narrows, 1998 enamel on aluminum 19-¼" x 15 inches

[just--space]

New Horizons image of Jupiter and Io

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[huariqueje]

The Evening Bowl, A Tub Full with Stars   -   Tim Storrier , 1994.

Australian, b.1949-

Lithograph , 1/35, 55 x 75 cm

Private collection, Brisbane

[padehler]

Larch Mountain, near Portland, OR shot with an Olympus OM-1 on 35mm film There aren’t any Larch trees on Larch Mountain. Technically, this mountain is an extinct volcano. There are lots of volcanoes around Portland, but none of them have been active lately… meaning within a few hundred years.

[juliterr]

Wow I likeee

[humanfilth]

[just--space]

The lightest known star, OTS 44

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[just--space]

Vortex Star Trail Polar Panorama

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[just--space]

Cassinis photo of Saturn with a photobomb by the Pale Blue Dot

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[yamsweet]

[hipinuff]

Julian Brown (British, b.1974), Vega, 2016. Acrylic on canvas.

[just--space]

Reddit user GrahamSaysNO accidentally left his camera exposing while taking a photo of M42. Looks kinda awesome.

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[jgthirlwell]

Faig Ahmed “Osho” handmade woolen carpet at the Frieze Art Fair NYC.

[amioversilenthillsyet-blog]

day 347: i am still not over silent hills

[scandinaviancollectors]

IRVING PENN, Poppy: Burgundy, New York, 1968. Pigment print, flush-mounted on board. / Christie’s

[just--space]

Cerro Tololo Trails : Early one moonlit evening car lights left a wandering trail along the road to the Chilean Cerro Tololo Inter-American Observatory. Setting stars left the wandering trails in the sky. The serene view toward the mountainous horizon was captured in a telephoto timelapse image and video taken from nearby Cerro Pachon, home to Gemini South. Afforded by the mountaintop vantage point, the clear, long sight-line passes through layers of atmosphere. The changing atmospheric refraction shifts and distorts the otherwise steady apparent paths of the stars as they set. That effect also causes the distorted appearance of Sun and Moon as they rise or set near a distant horizon. via NASA

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