Pictures of the day 2 - December 9, 2018
Here we have a few views of the system’s sixth planet viewed from the surfaces of the three inner-most moons.
View from the inner-most moon
View from the second moon
View from the third moon
Pillowfort has finally reopened new user registrations which will begin at 10 am eastern. There is a small $5 fee until the site is no longer in beta. I have permanently switched all my posts over there. I’ll be posting a follow up post with my blog link later today
Picture of the day - December 29, 2018
Binary Sunset over an ice giant.
Picture of the Day - November 8, 2019
A scorched plant and its moon orbiting a bloated Red Giant. Both of these worlds orbit the star at twice the distance Neptune orbits from the sun, yet have surface temperatures of more than 1,200 °F.
September 30, 2016: Views of Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko captured by the Rosetta probe during the spacecraft’s final descent.
(ESA)
Pictures of the day - November 26, 2018
A system of 6 planet’s orbiting a rare dim carbon star that has swelled into a red giant. All of the planet’s have been roasted by the star. The star has a very low surface temperature; therefore, all of the planets have a red-tint due to the lack of blue colored light.
The outer-most planets form a double planet system which consist of a Mars-like world orbited by an ocean world. The ocean world once being a frozen ice-covered world melted the by expanded sun.
Space Engine System ID: RS 5581-42-4-1201-1122
Inner-most world
Massive giant covering the sky
Roasted Ice-giant and its moons
Another burnt world
Outer-most Double Planets
Hurricane
My first posts will be from systems located within the Triangulum Galaxy. The above 3 images were taken from Space Engine of the galaxy. The background galaxy in the images is Andromeda.
For those of you that are not familiar with the Triangulum Galaxy, it is the third largest member of the local group, sometimes considered a satellite galaxy of Andromeda. The galaxy is also known as M33, NGC 598 or the Pinwheel Galaxy. Approximately 40 billion stars reside within this spiral galaxy. It is believed that the galaxy lacks a central supermassive black hole and central halo.
Wikipedia link below.
Triangulum Galaxy
Picture of the Day - October 18, 2018.
Sunset on an alien moon.
Image of Saturn taken by the Cassini spacecraft in 2007
Credit: NASA processed by Kevin M. Gill
I just want to let all my followers know I am staying on Tumblr for now. I appreciate everyone who follows my space engine tumblr and rabbit and shark tumblr.
I am going to however check into pillowfort since i am hearing some good things about it, and might also keep a space engine blog on there as well if I like it.
If the autoflagging gets too bad, however; I might decide to leave tumblr. So that is a wait and see game. But for the foreseeable future I am staying here.
My Space Engine Adventures, also any space related topic or news. www.spaceengine.org to download space engine. The game is free by the way. Please feel free to ask me anything, provide suggestions on systems to visit or post any space related topic.Check out my other blog https://bunsandsharks.tumblr.com for rabbit and shark blog.
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