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ALT screenshot of NASA's Eyes on the Solar System online experience showing the current position and orientation of the Nancy Grace Roman space telescope. The crescent Earth is visible in the distance.
ALT A 2x2 grid of four 1987 Atari computer club newsletter covers. Upper left: the tan-toned "SBACE" cover with a desktop interface and tiger image. Upper right: the white "ST Potpourri" cover with a digital illustration of spheres reading "JACS" in a checkerboard room. Lower left: the white "The Communicator" cover with a pixelated UFO illustration. Lower right: the yellow-toned "G.R.A.S.P. Gazette" cover with a line-art illustration of a raised fist and a coastal lighthouse scene.
ALT Photo of Buzz Aldrin on the surface of the Moon taken by Neil Armstrong on July 20, 1969.
ALT A tight cluster of neon red and white stars packs the center of the image, dissipating as it reaches the outer edges of the panel. Sweeping in at the lower corners of the image are hazy blue clouds resembling sheets of gauze.
ALT Multiple-ringed crater on Jupiter's icy moon Callisto
ALT A field of galaxies against the black background of space. In the center is a bright-white elliptical galaxy that is the core of the Abell S1063 galaxy cluster. Around the core are short, curved red lines, which are distant background galaxies magnified and warped by gravitational lensing. A couple of foreground stars appear large and bright with Webb’s signature eight-point diffraction spike pattern. Toward the very bottom, slightly off center toward the right, is a small red dot that is highlighted by an orange square outline. A larger orange square in the top right corner shows the object in more detail. The object, labeled “GLIMPSE-17775” looks like a fuzzy red dot with a yellow core.
ALT Two spiral galaxies shine against black space, appearing connected to each other. A faint blue trail of stars extends to the right of the interacting galaxies. More distant galaxies dot the surrounding space.
ALT Astronaut John Grunsfeld poses for a picture, with the reflection of Hubble, Earth, and astronaut Andrew Feustel in his helmet.
ALT With Earth in the background, Hubble is seen with astronaut Andrew Feustel completing servicing work.
ALT Taken through a window on the space shuttle, the lower portion of Hubble is visible with astronaut Andrew Feustel on the robotic arm completing work.
ALT Earthset captured through the Orion spacecraft window during the Artemis II crew's flyby of the Moon. A muted blue Earth with bright white clouds sets behind the cratered lunar surface. The dark portion of Earth is in nighttime. Credit: NASA
ALT A crisp image of Earth illuminated against black space taken by an Artemis II crew member through the Orion spacecraft window. Credit: NASA
ALT A sliver of the edge of Earth glows blue against the vast darkness of space. Credit: NASA
ALT Earth as a thin arc glowing in the darkness of space. Sunlight traces the curves of the ocean and clouds, while the rest of the planet fades into shadow. Credit: NASA