Cassini flyby over the Great Red Spot of Jupiter catches Europa and Io in transit. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/SSI/CICLOPS/Kevin M. Gill

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Cassini flyby over the Great Red Spot of Jupiter catches Europa and Io in transit. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/SSI/CICLOPS/Kevin M. Gill
Appreciate my baby, he can't pose but he dress cunty
His name is Raphael <3
Been watching xmen cartoons lately
#xtober
Isaac de Moraes Neto, 2021
“Celestial Fracture” by Leonardo Di Maggio
The Cassini missions brought back some astounding imagery of our Solar System. The photographer used a selection of the CICLOPS team’s photographs of Saturn to create this piece. The patterns formed by Saturn, its rings and its moons are truly magnificent.
The photographs have echoes of architecture, nature, art and design, and are just as artistically inspirational as they are crucial for scientific study. The photographer edited several spectacular images before ordering the photographs into a grid pattern and assembled them in this particular way to have remnants of familiar and stable imagery, but in a fractured and disrupted way with undertones of science fiction symbolism.
Astronomy Photographer of the Year
X-Men, by Raf Grassetti
a young cyclops gorl and her pet swan