I have loved the stars too fondly
to be fearful of the night.
-Sarah Williams
All photographs are courtesy of NASA’s APOTD Archive.
Click on each of the photos to learn more about what you’re seeing.
I have loved the stars too fondly
to be fearful of the night.
-Sarah Williams
All photographs are courtesy of NASA’s APOTD Archive.
Click on each of the photos to learn more about what you’re seeing.
Awesome. Beautiful. Amazing. And breath-taking.
I think so. 🙂
Move over, Jon Stewart! :0)
Ha! Now that’s funny. 😉
These are beautiful!
The Universe has a lot of lovely views.
Not a word to say…
Love these images! Love the dark, love the stars, planets, galaxies, et al. The light-pollution in major cities(?), not so much… unless maybe it’s Las Vegas and I have millions of dollars to waste. 😛
I wonder upon the stars… are there as many vast spectacles within each of us, since we are all made of “stardust and star-stuff”? 😀
I quite agree, professor. 🙂
When I was a no doubt about it theist, who rejected creationism and a small universe of the Fundamentalists, would be in awe over the expanse and complexity of the universe, and what I would have said the God behind it. Now that I am questioning if there is a God behind it all, I still find awe and wonder in the expanse of the Cosmos.
The Universe will always be wonderous. 🙂
Magnificent photos! I often wonder how many intelligent beings on how many other planets might be looking up into their skies, feeling their smallness, marveling at the splendor, and wondering. Very good post! It says a lot, and it’s all good.
Me too, Max. On nights when I can’t sleep, I ponder the stars above me. There’s nothing more meditative or awe-inspiring.
Gorgeous. I’m subscribed to NASA on Instagram, and they’re possibly the best feed I follow. They give you something new to be awestruck by every day.
I don’t use Instagram, but that might be reason enough to start!