I took nearly 50,000 images of the night sky to make an 81 Megapixel image of Tuesday's moon. Uncompressed image linked in the comments. [OC]4 mo · ajamesmccarthy · r/space
Right now Mars is closer and brighter than it’s been since 2003. It’s so bright it’s casting a reflection on the ocean as it rises. Took this two nights ago in Rhode Island1 yr · advillious · r/space
The descent and landing of the falcon 9 booster after yesterday's launch1 yr · Senno_Ecto_Gammat · r/space
Our solar system in 2018, a composition from pictures i was able to take from my backyard5 mo · ajamesmccarthy · r/space
I photographed the International Space Station crossing this morning's full moon! The ISS orbits Earth at 17,500mph, and this transit lasted only 0.90 seconds.1 yr · johnkphotos · r/space
I made a 4k wallpaper consisting of my favorite astronomy images through the years11 mo · Idontlikecock · r/space
Half-naked girls get thousands of upvotes, how many for our boy in blue?2 yrs · KushloverXXL · r/space
I photographed myself looking at the Milky Way just before sunrise over the Atlantic Ocean.1 yr · marcuscotephoto · r/space
8 of the surviving Apollo astronauts photographed at the Explorers Club Annual Dinner for the 50th anniversary of the moon landings. Photo by me.3 mo · felixkunze · r/space
Mars casts a warm reflection on the surface of the ocean during an opposition in which the red planet was closest to Earth since 2003.11 mo · marcuscotephoto · r/space
Hubble's shot of the Pillars of Creation versus one I took from my backyard in Sacramento last night [OC]3 wks · ajamesmccarthy · r/space
I created a long-exposure composite of last week's Atlas V launch and star trails above an abandoned sailboat.1 yr · marcuscotephoto · r/space
Soviet Cosmonaut Sergei Krikalev stuck in space during the collapse of the Soviet Union in 19912 ds · tronx69 · r/space
The Sun photographed from the same spot, at the same hour, on different days throughout the year2 yrs · gDisasters · r/space
The Northrop Grumman B-2 Spirit Stealth Bomber temporarily crosses paths with the moon during a rare appearance at the Melbourne Air and Space Show.1 yr · marcuscotephoto · r/space
International Space Station On-Ramp -- Antares launches NG-11 from Virginia on April 17, 2019, seen in a photo I've been trying to capture for four years.2 mo · jardeon · r/space
I drove 1,400 miles (2,250 km) to put a camera 1,500 feet (466m) from SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy. It was worth it.1 yr · everydayastronaut · r/space
I took my favorite picture of the moon ever by combining 200k photos [OC]1 mo · ajamesmccarthy · r/space
Long exposure photo of a Falcon 9 rocket launch and its reflection; the symmetry makes this my favorite image I've shot to date!6 mo · johnkphotos · r/space
The close-up of the Andromeda Galaxy from the Hubble Space Telescope shows how many stars there really are.1 yr · NothingButASmallAtom · r/space
The image on the left was my first picture of Jupiter I've ever taken. The right image is after 6 months of practice. Hope you guys like the progress!1 yr · Jfredolay · r/space
I extracted the color data from 150k images of the moon so you can see where impacts paint the moon with different minerals. Wallpaper version and animation linked in the comments [OC]4 mo · ajamesmccarthy · r/space
I photographed a surfer and parasailor watching Monday's Falcon 9 rocket landing.2 yrs · marcuscotephoto · r/space
This is my best picture of Saturn, taken from my backyard. Merry Christmas Everyone!1 yr · Jfredolay · r/space
Apollo 14 astronaut Ed Mitchell literally kicks the ass of a moon landing denier1 yr · ZadocPaet · r/space
One of my rocket launch images is now displayed two-stories tall at United Launch Alliance's headquarters in Colorado!!1 yr · johnkphotos · r/space
This is a 124 shot, 500MP image I took recently of the Milky Way over Lake Leschenaultia in Western Australia.2 yrs · inefekt · r/space
Hubble scientists have released the most detailed picture of the universe to date, containing 265,000 galaxies. [Link to high-res picture in comments]1 mo · drsleep007 · r/space
This is a 44 shot, 420MP image I took recently of the summer Milky Way at Island Point in Western Australia6 mo · inefekt · r/space
I set a camera 1,000 feet away from SpaceX's first reused rocket and it captured this beautiful shot2 yrs · everydayastronaut · r/space
wanted to share with you all my retro futuristic space art series; hope you enjoy them!4 mo · frankreddit5 · r/space
I set up a sound-triggered camera roughly 900 feet away from the launch pad during this week's Falcon 9 rocket launch. (Marcus Cote/Space Coast Times)1 yr · marcuscotephoto · r/space
Decided to try one of those long exposure shots that everyone else does for this morning’s launch11 mo · AyyyyyyyyyyyyySuckIt · r/space
Fisheye photo I shot of the Atlas V / GOES-S launch from roughly 300ft away. My lens was destroyed, but the photo was worth it!1 yr · johnkphotos · r/space
To mark its 29th anniversary, Hubble took an incredible picture of the Crab Nebula!2 mo · Maximd1122 · r/space
From Mount Tschirgant in the Alps, you can see not only nearby towns and distant Tyrolean peaks, but also, weather permitting, stars, nebulas, & the band of the Milky Way Galaxy. And if you climbed during the Perseids Meteor Shower, like photographer Nicholas Roemmelt did, also a marvel like this5 mo · Mass1m01973 · r/space
Closeup photograph I shot of Falcon 9's Merlin 1D engines during its 50th flight last week.1 yr · johnkphotos · r/space
Flower grown inside the International Space Station orbiting Earth January 20164 mo · Aeromarine_eng · r/space
The far side of the moon, illuminated by the sun, as it crosses between the DISCOVR spacecraft's camera and the Earth - one million miles away1 yr · green_flash · r/space
We ran an AMA with Astronaut Chris Hadfield to save Canada’s Space Program. We ended up with a new emblem. Enjoy!7 mo · DontLetGoCanada · r/space
This gif, created by Google product developer Clay Bavor, puts the 747 and SR-71 aircraft speeds into perspective compared to New Horizons spacecraft. 36,000 mph ~ 58,000 km/h was the speed reached at launch (Atlas V third stage cut off)3 mo · Mass1m01973 · r/space
I took one tracked and one untracked exposure of the Milky Way and combined them to bring out an extreme amount of detail - Rocky Mountain National Park, CO1 yr · DanielJStein · r/space
An amazing high resolution image of Saturn taken by NASA's space probe Cassini.10 mo · Torontonian5640 · r/space
I waded into the ocean to get a unique perspective of Tuesday's Atlas V launch of cargo for the International Space Station2 yrs · johnkphotos · r/space
I photographed Falcon Heavy passing through clouds that temporarily revealed more detail of its three 9-engine cores.1 yr · marcuscotephoto · r/space
I just got this original printing of the July 21, 1969 edition of the San Francisco Chronicle at an estate sale for $18.4 mo · anarchophysicist · r/space
Found this interesting little conversation in the Apollo 13 transcripts.2 yrs · Pietdagamer · r/space
First attempt at capturing the milky way. Managed to take this shot with just a dslr and a cheap tripod.6 mo · JustDoIt85 · r/space
Using two different telescopes, I was able to create this true color image of the Sunflower Galaxy with a combined exposure of nearly 40 hours2 wks · Idontlikecock · r/space
2018 was easily my best year for photographing the Milky Way. This is an 8k compilation of my favorite images.6 mo · DanielJStein · r/space
I took an 8k shot of the supermoon as it cut through the clouds. Try zooming in on the surface details. [OC]3 mo · ajamesmccarthy · r/space
Last year I shot the Milky Way at 70mm and it took me 140 exposures to complete this image. I was about a 1/4 mile away from the lighthouse1 yr · stevenjmagner · r/space
I merged my solar and lunar eclipse photo into this composite: a solunar eclipse!5 mo · thejakenixon · r/space
Closeup image I shot of the RD-180 engine and AJ-60A solid rocket booster powering last week's Atlas V launch1 yr · johnkphotos · r/space
A couple days ago I was able to capture Jupiter and the Galilean Moons as they passed over a mountain.1 mo · aatdalt · r/space
A few weeks ago I shared with you my retro space art and everyone really enjoyed it, so I figured I'd share with you my Series 2 collection!4 mo · frankreddit5 · r/space
Long exposure photograph I took of this morning's Minotaur IV rocket launch--the first Minotaur launch from Cape Canaveral.1 yr · johnkphotos · r/space
Astronaut Scott Kelly adjusting to gravity after a year on the International Space Station.2 yrs · GallowBoob · r/space
I photographed the full moon rising over the ocean through some clouds and atmospheric distortion, which rendered the moon a beautiful yellow-gold hue.10 mo · johnkphotos · r/space
I stitched together 12 images of the Milky Way to create my most detailed photograph of our galaxy I have ever created3 mo · DanielJStein · r/space
10 year time lapse of stars orbiting the black hole at the center of our galaxy2 yrs · Fizrock · r/space
I photographed the Milky Way over my house while my city was blacked-out from Hurricane Irma.1 yr · marcuscotephoto · r/space
The space shuttle Atlantis passes in front of the sun during the STS-125 mission, May 20095 mo · stratohornet · r/space
Nothing particularly remarkable about this dusty sunset, except it's been captured by a robot working on Mars few hours ago10 mo · Mass1m01973 · r/space
The Lego Saturn V that released on June 1 has 1,969 pieces - the same year that the vehicle put men on the moon.2 yrs · LinkedAg · r/space
To wrap up the year, I made a 4K wallpaper out of my favorite astrophotos taken throughout 20187 mo · Idontlikecock · r/space
Long exposure photograph I shot of SpaceX’s recent launch of Falcon 9 and SES-121 yr · johnkphotos · r/space
I captured the ISS crossing in front of yesterday's crescent moon during an uncommon daytime lunar transit.2 yrs · marcuscotephoto · r/space
They didn't make it to the Moon, but through their efforts and sacrifice we all did. The Apollo1 tragedy happened 52 years ago today and this is a cartoon by Wayne Stayskal published after the Apollo 11 Moon landing5 mo · Mass1m01973 · r/space
Photo of the Earths atmosphere and the moon. Shot by the international space station.1 yr · sirferrell · r/space
The first space selfie was taken by Buzz Aldrin exactly 52 years ago today during the Gemini XII mission8 mo · Mass1m01973 · r/space
Falcon 9 leaves a spectacular streak and otherworldly exhaust plume as I watch and photograph from the roof of NASA's 525-foot tall VAB.1 yr · marcuscotephoto · r/space
The recently discovered Giant Squid Nebula in the constellation Cepheus1 yr · Idontlikecock · r/space
The family photo that Charlie Duke left on the Moon on April 23, 1972.... On the back side of the photo a message reads “this is the family of astronaut Duke from planet Earth. Landed on the moon, April 1972”.1 yr · Reporter_at_large · r/space
This is what the highest point in the path of totality looked like to the naked eye. Borah Peak, Idaho 12,500 feet1 yr · scottsusername · r/space
That tiny spec in front of the sun is the International Space Station. I photographed the ISS crossing the sun during a solar transit lasting only .76 seconds!8 mo · johnkphotos · r/space
Switzerland The moon rises behind the Saentis, the highest mountain of the Alpstein region.11 mo · Heinie_Manutz · r/space
NASA let me play guitar in their loud speaker room!!! (The Large Reverberant Acoustic Test Facility)2 yrs · termderd · r/space
I took a photo of NASA's 525-foot tall Vehicle Assembly Building as its top became engulfed in low clouds.5 mo · marcuscotephoto · r/space
Photo of Earth taken by Apollo 12 Astronaut Alan Bean during his voyage to the Moon, RIP Moonwalker & Artist1 yr · buddjew · r/space
I captured a Falcon 9 booster engulfed in its own rocket flame as it descended back to Cape Canaveral for a landing.1 yr · marcuscotephoto · r/space
