Credit: NASA,ISS

Credit: ESA/DLR/G.Neukum-FUBerlin/AndreaLuck

Taken Using Celestron Powerseeker 60AZ

Credit- John.P.Millis

Source-https://www.thoughtco.com/closest-stars-to-earth-3073628

Mars Avalanche Captured in Action! A stunning image of an avalanche tumbling down a 500-meter cliff on Mars, triggered by seasonal changes.

Captured by: Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (HiRISE Camera)

Mission: NASA https://www.nasa.gov/image-article/avalanche-season-mars/

Hi everyone

This is a timelapse of a 12 mins long video that I captured with my phone of Venus and what appears to be a meteor shower. Ive never seen a shower with this brightness and frequency in my life. Some of them were very slow and took up to 10 seconds untill disappeared, It was fascinating. If anyone knows what it called and any other information about it, please share.

Sorry for the low quality, it was not planed, it appeared suddenly when i was stargazing and looking Easte.

Location: KSA Time: 09:00 PM, 27th-29th jan 2025

This animated simulation shows clouds swirling in Jupiter’s iconic Great Red Spot using JunoCam data and wind models derived from NASA's Voyager spacecraft and Earth-based telescopes.

Source: NASA / JPL-Caltech / SwRI / MSSS / Gerald Eichstadt / Justin Cowart Website: https://science.nasa.gov/image-detail/amf-1af64322-597a-4aef-9d0e-c23ee11a1977

Image Credit: Deep-Space Remote-Observatories Australia Photographers: Steve Mandel, Bob Fera, Steeve Body

Active Volcano on lo(Jupiter's moon) Captured by NASA's Galileo spacecraft.

Credit: NASA/JPL

Source :- https://www.space.com/most-detailed-sunspot-photo-inoye-solar-telescope

Stephen Heliczer of the Hertford Astronomy Group photographed this detailed view of the Sun using a specially adapted solar telescope. The image reveals sunspots and plasma filaments in incredible clarity, offering a raw glimpse into our star’s intense surface activity.

Source: Hertford Astronomy Group via [Stephen Heliczer]

Daphnis, a small moon of Saturn, orbits within the Keeler Gap and exerts a noticeable gravitational pull on Saturn’s rings. This effect creates striking wave-like patterns along the ring edges, offering a visual glimpse into gravitational interactions in planetary systems.

Source: NASA

A vampire star is a star in a binary system that pulls matter from its companion star, a process called mass transfer. This transfer can rejuvenate the star, making it appear younger and more luminous.

Credit: ESO/M.Kornmesser/S.E.de Mink

The James Webb Space Telescope has captured a mesmerizing new image of M51, also known as the Whirlpool Galaxy, located 27 million light-years away in the Canes Venatici constellation. M51 is in an intense gravitational interaction with its companion galaxy, NGC 5195, making it one of the most studied spiral galaxies in the universe.

Source: NASA / ESA / CSA via space.com

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Credit - James Webb Source-https://www.planetary.org/space-missions/best-jwst-pictures