How the James Webb telescope will be moving once it reaches its destination2yr ⋅ deadfermata ⋅ r/SpaceGifs
The pulse of the gas thrusters on SpaceX's Falcon 9, as the rocket's boost stage guides itself back to Earth (X-post from /r/gifs)6yr ⋅ DamnSkeeters ⋅ r/SpaceGifs
2.5 hours of Jupiter rotation along with two Galilean moons. Taken through my scope from my driveway.5yr ⋅ mrfu709 ⋅ r/SpaceGifs
4-year timelapse of an exploding star (X-post from /r/InterestingAsFuck6yr ⋅ DamnSkeeters ⋅ r/SpaceGifs
This was taken by the Cassini spacecraft during its flyby of Jupiter, featuring Io and Europa (X-post from /r/woahdude)5yr ⋅ DamnSkeeters ⋅ r/SpaceGifs
New NASA visualization of black hole (X-post from /r/interestingasfuck)4yr ⋅ DamnSkeeters ⋅ r/SpaceGifs
Blood Moon that ended up being longest total lunar eclipse of the century (X-post from /r/BeAmazed)6yr ⋅ DamnSkeeters ⋅ r/SpaceGifs
This is what happens when the Earth is hit by a massive coronal mass ejection from the Sun7yr ⋅ DamnSkeeters ⋅ r/SpaceGifs
Saturn popping out from behind the moon to ask if we're all okay. (X-post from /r/Space)7yr ⋅ DamnSkeeters ⋅ r/SpaceGifs
Simulation of two orbiting black holes merging to produce gravitational waves8yr ⋅ shiruken ⋅ r/SpaceGifs
Scott Kelly tweets his last sunrise from space before leaving ISS on March 1 (X-post from /r/Space)8yr ⋅ DamnSkeeters ⋅ r/SpaceGifs
From the Himawari-8 weather satellite: photos of Earth taken every ten minutes, showing Typhoons Chan-hom and Nangka9yr ⋅ Discitus ⋅ r/SpaceGifs
In 2008 a Japanese Lunar orbiter took this incredible footage of the Earth as it was completely illuminated as seen from the Moon9yr ⋅ justcool393 ⋅ r/SpaceGifs
The thing you are seeing below is called a Hypercube it's a fourth dimension equivalent.7yr ⋅ Droyk ⋅ r/SpaceGifs
Zooming out of the most recent image of the Andromeda galaxy, more than 60,000 light years across, shows more than 100 million stars. (xpost from gifs)9yr ⋅ cgsf ⋅ r/SpaceGifs
Barnard's star is the fastest moving star as seen from our night sky (proper motion)8yr ⋅ jenbanim ⋅ r/SpaceGifs
Jupiter 'shepherds' the asteroid belt, preventing the asteroids from falling into the sun or accreting into a new planet. [X-post /r/educationalgifs]10yr ⋅ dumb_ ⋅ r/SpaceGifs
Jupiter and Io timelapse from my backyard with my DSLR [OC] (X-post from /r/Gifs)9yr ⋅ DamnSkeeters ⋅ r/SpaceGifs
Alternatively, this is what the southern lights look like from space (computerized)8yr ⋅ DamnSkeeters ⋅ r/SpaceGifs
There’s a lot of junk floating around in space — Space debris (1961-2013)9yr ⋅ dr-bitterlemon ⋅ r/SpaceGifs
How the Northern and Southern lights are formed (X-post from /r/weathergifs)8yr ⋅ DamnSkeeters ⋅ r/SpaceGifs
Reentry of Japan's Hayabusa asteroid sample return spacecraft, 2010 (x-post from /r/gifs)9yr ⋅ DamnSkeeters ⋅ r/SpaceGifs
[Xpost from /r/gifs] Some geostationary satellites photographed last night9yr ⋅ youdontneedtoknowmy ⋅ r/SpaceGifs
Close-up flyover of the mysterious bright spots on Ceres. [x-post from /r/space]9yr ⋅ miss_anthropi ⋅ r/SpaceGifs
This is my favorite scene from La La Land, and I thought you guys would like it. Takes place in the Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles.7yr ⋅ themolotovginger ⋅ r/SpaceGifs
Total Solar Eclipse Happening on August 21st, 2017 (X-Post from /r/Gifs)11yr ⋅ DamnSkeeters ⋅ r/SpaceGifs
Kepler catches for the first time the early flash - a shock breakout - of an exploding star8yr ⋅ Cheshix ⋅ r/SpaceGifs
Meteor crashes into moon, visible to naked eye (X-Post from r/gifs)11yr ⋅ BostonsLeprechaun ⋅ r/SpaceGifs
A non-simulated animation of Beta Lyrae, a close binary system (x-post /r/astronomy)11yr ⋅ ostkake ⋅ r/SpaceGifs
