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let's get some nice space related papes in here
i'll post a few to get it going
almost out
alright that's all i've got help me out /wg/
i've got a couple
>rip Pillars of Creation
kinda counts, and last one
>>6378181
thanks a lot man, this is probably my favorite.
>>6378215
Gargantua from Interstellar
>>6378187
why rip?
Those were the 4 i have
>>6378404
there was a super nova nearby that wiped it out, but its 6000 lightyears from us so we arent expected to see it for another 6000 years
>>6378170
What about that line? It suggest eko area where live can live?
>>6378616
Beautiful
>>6378961
thats the asteroid belt
I had this as my wallpaper for awhile
>>6378628
I saw "cunt" word. :)
Dumping a few
amidoinitright?
>>6378671
How do wie know?
>>6379512
This looks faked.
Here's a personal fav
Something about the colour and hue really makes it for me
>>6380538
>Evidence from the Spitzer Telescope suggests that the pillars in M16 may already have been destroyed by a supernova explosion. Hot gas observed by Spitzer in 2007 suggests that the area was disturbed by a supernova that exploded some 8000 to 9000 years ago. Due to the distance of the nebula, the light from the supernova would have reached Earth between 1000 and 2000 years ago. The more slowly moving shock wave from the supernova would have taken a few thousand years to move through the nebula, and would blow away the delicate pillars – but the light showing us the destruction will not reach the Earth for another millennium.[13]
That anon wasn't wrong, he just explained it badly.
I have a tonne of space papes, so, I'm going to try to dump them all, I don't know if I'll post them all tonight, or just some.
Let's get going, I guess.
>>6383398
I forgot to mention, space is fucking cool.
>>6383468
I think that's the end of that dump, I thought I had more to be honest.
http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap140204.html
http://www.hq.nasa.gov/office/pao/History/alsj/a14/AS14-66-9301HR.jpg
http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/image/1508/ISS044-E-45576.JPG
>>6383421
This is fuggin tyte, yo. Saved.
>>6383938
Are the earth and the moon in a correct size relation to each other?
Andromeda Galaxy
>>6385472
>1930-2012
Damn, it took him a long time to say that.
>>6379637
nice. i did not :P
>>6378404
its like the most famous space picture ever. Reignited the interest in hubble and space
Don't die on me space.
saved one so i'll share
>>6378120
hubblesite.org/gallery/wallpaper/titles/true/
Did I win?
>>6379996
Nobody knows how the Helix Nebula makes me feel.
>inb4 religious war
>>6380004
That's red, or reddish, anon.
>>6378961
>It suggest eko area where live can live?
damn son...
maybe this isn't space at all, but whatever
Have to post some elder scrolls lore too
first post on 4 chan hope it posts right
another one for you guys hope this counts
The future I hope
The future I hope
another
last one because Idk if these stuff counts
My favorite moon in our solar system.
>>6380012
Hoag's Object. Noice.
>>6392382
Just loved this one.
>>6392381
A guy on Facebook tried to sort this one and it came out really nice.
>>6393100
thanks m8, sure they count
>>6383439
This is the image of the track I'm listening to right now. Less-face.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xrWF1VjNq68&list=PLfXOgfNUWpkcvBzeQXMmR17OrFwXXEeNm&index=18
>>6383466
This album is awesome. Thanks for sharing.
>>6385557
They appear to be, given the diameter of the Moon is ~1/4 the Earth.
>>6380834
In essence, we can use telescopes to view "in to the past." Lets explain this by simplifying the numbers. Lets say light travels at 1 inch a second. if we stood 500 feet back we could use a telescope to view forward. what this means is that light that wont reach earth for another 6 thousand years, is viewable by a telescope that is capable of seeing that distance out. hope this makes SOME sense. it realy is an increadible phenomenon
>>6395548
I don't think that's what the anon who initially asked about it was referring to--the speed of light phenomenon is pretty well known. It's the difference between the speed of the light and the speed of the shockwave that tells us the pillars might be gone. The light from the supernova has already reached us, but the shockwave didn't hit the pillars until a while later, and that's the one that hasn't reached us yet.
>>6396007
Ah i get it. oh well, still a somewhat relevant explanation.
>>6395201
No problem senpai. One of my favourite artists of all time, I find it really cool that he can make so many different genres so well.
