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There is always something happening in space, and humanity documents it more quickly and more clearly than ever. The rounded telescopes, astronauts and spacecraft send a group of images that show the diversity and wonder of the universe. Here are some of the best space pictures of this year, so far.
Los Angeles fires
The Sentinel-2 satellite from ESA from the Palisades fire shortly after the start of January 7.
It was not just pictures of things outside the ground that caught our attention during the first half of the year. Sentinel-2 Officing Satellite The destroyed Palisades fire documented In California in January.
The January 7 view showed a large smoke column over the Pacific Ocean. This was just the beginning of a series of forest fires that destroyed housing and buildings in Los Angeles Province.
Earth from space
NASA Don Bette’s astronaut seized the wonderful sunrise from the International Space Station in February.
The astronaut in NASA and the astronomical photographer of Don Pettit participated in the display of the knockout out of the Earth from the International Space Station in late February. “The cosmic colors at sunrise; never get tired of seeing what the new day brings,” He said.
This image contains everything: our planet, the lights of a spiral Aurora and a comprehensive disturbance of the stars.
Sunrise from the moon
Firefly Aerospace Ghost Lander captured a victorious view of the sun from the landing spot on the moon.
It is difficult to land successfully on the moon. Firefly Aerospace set out of the feat in March with Blue Ghost Mission 1. Blue Ghost Lander has a historical view of sunrise from the moon. The image shows the distinctive moon surface with the bright flash of the sun that tops the horizon.
Many moon tasks, including Attempting the intuitive device 2025Mtn. This makes the image of the sungost sunrise more impressive. It represents the story of the successful satellite success.
Web detects “Hurricane Kony”
James Web’s space allowed a telescope to see in the light of the near and infrared medium to capture this scene from Herbig Haro 50/50. A spiral galaxy appears on its edge in the left top.
The James Web telescope delivered the wilderness A view from Herbig Haro 49/50 In March. NASA has described the space object as “an external flowing outflow of the nearby protestar” and “cosmic hurricane”. Look for the remote spiral galaxy in the left top.
Hubble is 35 years old
This small piece of the rose nebula is similar to a cloud of dark smoke that passes over a lighter gauze cloud. Gas and dust create wild shapes that Hubble sees.
Hubble Space 35 in orbit celebrated the orbit in April. NASA and Esa are launched by launching a series of Pictures of the anniversary of HubbleIncluding the views of Mars and a banned spiral tail.
It is difficult to choose a single memory image to highlight it, but the an ethereal telescope view of the stirring of roses and its clouds of gas and dust stands out. The nebula is the place of formation of the active stars. Hubble image focuses on a small part of the rose.
A flower moon of orbit
This distant glow in the darkness of space is a full flower moon. Earth water and clouds below.
NASA Nicole Aires’ astronaut got some full photography at the time My Moon flower“Airez had a seat in the front row to make a glowing moon from its bumper at the International Space Station.
Airez shared a series of photos with the Earth in the frame, focusing on the relationship between our blue planet and our lunar neighbor.
Selfie March Rover
Dust devil is visible in the distance to the left of the perseverance. Look at folding the landscape of a spin of dust.
NASA’s perseverance has been wandering in Mars since early 2021. The wheel explorer represented the 1500th of Mars on May 10 by taking new Personal photo. Percy took dozens of pictures themselves using a camera installed at the end of her automatic arm. NASA sewed the shots together to create a personal photo.
See the deeper in the picture to discover the dust dust dance in the background. “The presence of a dust devil in the background makes him classic,” said Meghan Wu, perseverance, said. “This is a great snapshot.”
The year did not end up to half. There are complete satellites, Ura, Space launch and Nizak shower Go down to the line. Satellite monitors the Earth. Space telescopes stare in the universe and send postcards from our world.
Stay tuned for more amazing pictures.