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New science posted daily!

A showcase for stunning scientific images, diagrams, graphs, videos, animations in any field.

New images posted daily

A showcase for stunning scientific images in any field.

Rules:

  • Images must be properly sourced.

  • Images must be properly sourced. People worked hard to produce these images. Please respect that by crediting the authors or team that produced them.

  • Graphs and diagrams are welcome. Preferably with commentary or explanation in the comments.

  • Animations and videos are welcome as well.

  • Psuedoscience, nonscience, and posts of poor quality will be removed.

  • Be friendly.

How do I properly source an image?

  • Option 1: Direct image link. Post a comment linking to the article or webpage where it appears.

  • Option 2: Link to article or webpage where the image appears.

  • Option 3: For original content, comment on the circumstances and techniques for how the image was produced.

  • If the article or webpage is not hosted by the original author, the webpage must contain the original author's information.

  • Extra points for quoting the author's information in the comments.

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"Star trails, an aurora, and Earth's atmospheric glow highlight this long-duration photograph taken from the International Space Station as it orbited 259 miles above the North Pacific Ocean" on November 9, 2024. Photo credit: NASA

1 Comment
2024/11/14
06:06 UTC
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December 3, 2005: Hurricane Epsilon over the Atlantic Ocean photographed from the International Space Station.

1 Comment
2024/10/26
00:28 UTC
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"The SpaceX Dragon Freedom spacecraft is pictured attached to the forward-facing port of the International Space Station's Harmony module as a vibrant aurora moves through Earth's atmosphere while the station orbited 273 miles above the Indian Ocean" on October 7, 2024. Photo credit: NASA

1 Comment
2024/10/17
09:34 UTC
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"On the morning of October 8, 2024, an astronaut aboard the International Space Station took this photo of Hurricane Milton as it churned over the Gulf of Mexico as a Category 4 storm."

2 Comments
2024/10/11
10:56 UTC
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