A Galaxy On Edge By Hubble Space Telescope / ESA

Saturn, rings and moons seen by the Cassini spacecraft wow!

Image credit: NASA/JPL (original video)

This is Betelgeuse! ✨✨✨

Although it’s not the brightest star visually, in the infrared wavelengths it is the brightest! If Betelgeuse were to supernova and die, then it would be as bright as a half-moon for 3 months! 🤩🤩🤩

Taken by me (Michelle Park) using the Slooh Canary Two telescope on October 12th, 2020 at 1:56 UTC. 

i’ve been saying this to myself this morning and i’m going to say it to you in case you need to hear it: you are not here to be physically attractive. that is not your purpose. you are here to learn new things and be kind to people and listen to your favorite music and pet cute dogs and read big books and drink good coffee. you are here to see beauty in the world and create it when you can’t find any. you are not here to impress people with how you look.

I think this is the most beautiful representation of a woman’s reproductive system, that I have ever seen till date!

(By Jennifer O’Toole: @cellsdividing )

Her official website: https://www.cellsdividing.com/

Photograph of the Orion Nebula from 1901 and 2015

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Life’s too short for femininity.

Curiosity’s Dusty Selfie by NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center

I refuse to be ashamed of letting my body hair be visible. Someone says “you don’t shave your legs?!” I say “Of course not.” Especially if a man says it to me. I’d say “Why, do you?” Fuck that. I will not pretend it’s my problem to exist in my natural state. I will make sure people know they’re the ones in the wrong for trying to make me change.

HAPPY HALLOWEEN!! 🎃 👻🦇🕸

This spooky interstellar scene lies within the dusty expanse of reflection nebula IC 2118 in the constellation Orion, the Hunter. IC 2118 is about 800 light-years from our neighborhood, close to the bright bluish star, Rigel, at Orion's foot. It is often identified as the Witch Head nebula for its appearance in a wider field of view. Rigel is the source of illumination for IC 2118, and it is just beyond this frame at the upper left.

Image Credit & Copyright: Casey Good/Steve Timmons