Outer Space. The View From Cassini and Voyager
Jaw ————> Floor.
If Rocky Balboa was an aspiring astronomer, this is what he would watch every morning to get pumped up instead of running up that damned staircase.
Sander van den Berg has assembled a plethora of real images, converted to black and white video, from the Cassini and Voyager missions to create this simple, awe-inspiring and sometimes haunting tour through near outer space.
I know I’ve been heavy on the space stuff lately, but with videos like these sending my brain flying out the back of my head how can I not post it?!?!? :)
(by Sander van den Berg)
April 16, 2012: A prominence shoots off the left side of the sun in association with an M1 class flare that was not Earth-directed. [x]
Violent
(Source: apolloadama)
Io Over Jupiter
Venus Transit, 2004
The transit on June 8th, 2004 was the first in 122 years. The next one is coming up soon, but don’t miss it, otherwise you’re in for a long wait. Read about the next one, here.
(Credit; Radu Corlan, P.M. Heden, Elio Daniele, Aleksandra Jasar Miklavicic & Kapler Sabina, Aleksander Shulevski)
Liz Collini
via: typetoken
(brought to my attention by We love typography)
“Be not simply good - be good for something.” -Henry David Thoreau; Love Alexia—
AS&K does some phenomenal science and medical animation. I have no idea what these things are, but I sure want to know. And isn’t that what good illustration does?
Busy and beautiful.