Gorgeous Image of Endeavour with Earth in the Backdrop ... A rare image of NASA's shuttle endeavour orbiting around our beautiful planet [Pic]15yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/science
For those that asked: a much higher resolution (and up to date?) version of NASA's Visible Earth14yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/science
If I may say so, I think the LHC collisions (900 GeV) in ATLAS are the prettiest...15yr ⋅ RedditBlocksMyLinks ⋅ r/science
MODIS satellite imagery of yesterday's smoke plume over New England from forest fires in Quebec15yr ⋅ locqlemur ⋅ r/science
If only I could read a book. Wait look at this. If only I could read a book. 16yr ⋅ waffleninja ⋅ r/science
Okay, how BIG is Antarctica? Do you have a mental picture? No? Well, here it is without the ice shelf, courtesy Wikipedia. 15yr ⋅ Qwirk ⋅ r/science
Here is a 28MP photo of the first aircraft to sustain powered flight. [Direct link, Huge file]15yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/science
Forget terrorism, nuclear proliferation, global warming, etc. This is why America is screwed.15yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/science
Brain connections: High-Resolution Connection Matrix, Network Layout and Connectivity Backbone [pic] 17yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/science
Picture of my school's satellite that went up on the space shuttle over the summer15yr ⋅ m00n3r ⋅ r/science
Bismuth: This stuff is naturally diamagnetic and simply incredibly beautiful!14yr ⋅ adebar ⋅ r/science
Freshwater Elephant Fish - One of the Many Strange Fish of the Congo River [with PIC]15yr ⋅ subtextual ⋅ r/science
My wife and I are redecorating - going to cover one wall with a Chart of the Nuclides poster.14yr ⋅ ronearc ⋅ r/science
Evidence of the Perseid meteor outburst that probably most of us missed15yr ⋅ gIowingsheep ⋅ r/science
When I walked into AP Physics today, this was written on the board. I thought it was clever [PIC]16yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/science
one day: high of 74 F (23 C), low of 31 F (0 C) ... difficult to dress for this weather16yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/science
Hey /r/science, here's a statue with a petri dish in it. Can any history buffs here name the scientist holding it?15yr ⋅ codyc ⋅ r/science
I've been using a round protractor my entire life. Why didn't anyone tell me about these?15yr ⋅ magmatize ⋅ r/science
Can any of you reddit geniuses please explain this to me? It makes my brain hurt.16yr ⋅ jaydizz ⋅ r/science
Hey /science/ - Probably a stupid question, but why is HIV and AIDS more prevalant in the US than other western countries?15yr ⋅ confusicus ⋅ r/science
A Comparison of NOAA's Bloop location and The Island of R'lyeh in Call of Cthulhu16yr ⋅ foxtwofoxtwo ⋅ r/science
NASA Image of the Day [The Gost remains] :This composite image shows a small region of the Chandra Deep Field North. The diffuse blue object near the center of the image is believed to be a cosmic...16yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/science
Very interesting map showing the ground covering of the whole earth. I had no idea that Africa had such a distinct pattern of climates. 16yr ⋅ sfurules ⋅ r/science
I've been looking at this picture and i was wondering... how can there be a north and an east. 16yr ⋅ lowspeed ⋅ r/science
Contrary to popular belief, this is not a solar flare. Even Britannica gets it wrong. It is called an extended prominence. I just learned that today.16yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/science
A common urban legend among space geeks is that our Sun is at the edge of Milky Way. Actually, we are half way between the center and the outer edge16yr ⋅ neoabraxas ⋅ r/science
Demodex folliculorum: At any given time, there are about 5000 of these living on, and in your face16yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/science
The Worlds Oldest Astronomical Picture is illuminated by Todays Autumn Equinox (pic)16yr ⋅ cavedave ⋅ r/science
Whenever solar Irradiation decreases and volcanic activity increases, global temperatures plummet17yr ⋅ shenglong ⋅ r/science
New evidence provided by the Spitzer telescope suggests that the Milky Way may actually be a two-armed spiral galaxy [pic]17yr ⋅ udontneedaweatherman ⋅ r/science
Striking illustration of how sunflower seed packing breaks down when deviating slightly from the golden angle17yr ⋅ zem ⋅ r/science
