81 best u/philipterrygraham images on Pholder | Space, Junomission and Hirise

Microsoft Office app icons have been updated in iOS! (except for OneDrive...)

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An incredible shot of the launch of InSight and MarCO, from earlier today!

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Three redditors sharing their points of view of the same incredible goal in Rocket League

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Jezero Crater has been selected as the landing site for NASA's Mars 2020 rover. Here's the crater's ancient delta in high resolution, courtesy of r/hirise!

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Even after nearly 40 years in space, Voyager 1 is still going strong! – Screenshot of DSN Now showing Goldstone receiving data from Voyager 1 at a rate of 159 bytes per second, from a range of 20.61 billion kilometers.

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Ten years ago, Rosetta flew by Mars. This photograph, taken by the spacecraft's OSIRIS camera during the flyby, in my opinion, still remains as the greatest photo of Mars ever taken. (February 2007)

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Civ V is getting a bit too real...

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Simulation Theory is featured on the front page of the English Wikipedia, thanks to yours truly!

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Reprocessed New Horizons LORRI Image of Pluto shows a possible overwhelmingly-sized crater, comparable to that of Herschel and Rheasilvia.

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End the perspective error!

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Weekly sales comparison of the Switch, Wii U, and PlayStation 4 in Japan, during each console's first year on the market. (Data from Media Create)

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A difference of 42 years - Views of Jupiter's north pole from Pioneer 11 (1974) and Juno (2016).

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Symmetry in Turf War is always awesome.

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Screenshot of DSN Now at 03:50 UTC, as it receives Juno's signal from when it passed over Jupiter's south pole. The spacecraft has successfully completed a historic pass over Jupiter, with a wealth of data on the Great Red Spot stored in its computer.

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The highest resolution map of Jupiter ever produced, combining data from the Cassini ISS (2000), and Juno's JunoCam and JIRAM (2016–18); source in comments. (Credit NASA/JPL-Caltech/SSI/SwRI/MSSS/ASI/INAF/JIRAM/Bjorn Jonsson © CC BY 3.0)

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One of Juno’s most incredible images yet – a chain of white, high-altitude clouds stretching ~4-8 thousand kilometres, more than the distance from Los Angeles to New York. Photographed on 1 April 2018 at a distance of 4,726 kilometers, and at an angle of ~10-20°.

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Looks like somebody's jackin' Ephixa's name on Spotify for attention...

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Views of Jupiter from the side, 1974 – 2016

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Official boxart for Super Mario Odyssey! [1125x1698px]

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Just passing by!

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The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD official artwork (1500px)

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Mars from Rosetta, taken by OSIRIS (February 2007)

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Gus Grissom's Liberty Bell 7 capsule, as it rested on the floor of the Atlantic Ocean, at 15,000ft (4,600m). It was salvaged in July 1999, 38 years after it had sank. [x-post /r/TheDepthsBelow]

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Canberra is tracking! As of 17:40 UTC, the very first Gravity Science experiment of the Juno mission is underway!

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Stuck in a state where I can't set a master password; no matter how quality the password, and no matter whether or not I even have the option for a master password on...

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Madrid is currently downlinking from the Juno spacecraft at a rate of 40 kilobits per second. This is 10-40 times faster than New Horizons' average downlink speed, and 250 times faster than Voyager 1 and 2's. How does this compare to your internet speed? (x-post r/junomission)

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The Juno spacecraft has successfully made its first science pass over Jupiter, at a distance of ~4,200km. Here's a screenshot of DSN Now at 12:35 UTC, (11:43 UTC spacecraft time), showing Madrid receiving Juno’s signal after its closest approach. Downlink details for antennas 54 and 55 are included.

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The Juno spacecraft has successfully made its first science pass over Jupiter, at a distance of ~4,200km. Here's a screenshot of DSN Now at 14:35 UTC, (13:43 UTC spacecraft time), showing Madrid receiving Juno’s signal after its closest approach. Downlink details for antennas 54 and 55 are included.

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Massive sand dune system in Russell Crater on Mars, measuring kilometers across, captured in this image by the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter's HiRISE camera. [2048x5673px] • x-post /r/hirise

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The Pale Grey Dot, a rare view of Venus by Voyager 1 from 6 billion kilometers, from the same photographic project that spawned the Pale Blue Dot image. (February 1990)

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Data from the Microwave radiometer (MWR) showing the layers of the Great Red Spot, as it was during Perijove 7 (11 July), peering at depths of 20, 50, 90, 150, and 350 kilometers below the cloud tops!

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My god, it's full of... swirls? JunoCam's best views of the north (left) and south pole (right) of Jupiter, both littered by turbulent storms aplenty. Arguably the best results from JunoCam during this pass, but without a doubt our best view of Jupiter's poles since Pioneer 11 in 1974.

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Sales comparison of the first 52 weeks of the Switch, Wii U, and PlayStation 4 in Japan [OC]

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Close-up, true color view of exposed layered deposits in one of the creases of Mars' north polar region. Taken by HiRISE, aboard the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter. [512x10119] · x-post /r/hirise

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Mother-style EarthBound Beginnings Box Art

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New Horizons: Updated LORRI Dataset, 14 July [Template created by Emily Lakdawalla]

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Caught in Action: Avalanches on North Polar Scarps [February 2008]

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My personal favorite piece from today's massive data release - this eerie and somewhat unsettling view towards the limb of Jupiter taken by JunoCam, from an insane altitude of only 4,478km, three minutes after closest approach.

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The Contrasting Colors of Crater Dunes and Gullies [January 2011]

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A Closer Look at Holden Crater [March 2007]

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North Polar Layers [July 2010]

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Earth from Juno, 9 October 2013 (Processed by Gerald at Unmanned Spaceflight)

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A Youthful Crater in the Cydonia Colles Region [June 2012]

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Chaotic Terrain [August 2014]

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Graben in the Tharsis Region [July 2011]

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Valley with Flows in Noachis Terra [July 2016]

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The North Pole of Mars [October 2008]

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A chart of Yo-Kai Watch (3DS) weekly sales in Japan from July 2013 to December 2014; data from Media Create.

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