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Jupiter as seen from the Juno spacecraft.
Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/SwRI/MSSS/Gerald Eichstädt/SeánDoran
My article illustration for Arktic Lime, about the Golden Record sent up 40 years ago on both Voyager spacecraft.
#editorial #illustration
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Studies, experiments, and general musing. Stroke economy, types of edges, and the semiotics of weapons and spacecraft. Saturday.
@LaikaAndYuri Hmm I was thinking more modern spacecraft... how about we meet at the ISS? She’s got Russian parts! My suit might look a bit familiar if you’re keeping up with a certain company ;P
The Sun holds our solar system together, and its activity influences every world & spacecraft. From the earliest recorded solar observations to the first theories of the solar wind, here's how humanity's understanding of our star has evolved: https://t.co/VUOvSOcaC9
Check out a few designs for one of our upcoming games. These girls are based on well known modern and historical spacecraft. Can you guess who's who? #art #IndieGameDev #characterdesign #visdev
A Soviet Soyuz spacecraft docking in Earth orbit with an American Apollo spacecraft. Artwork by Leonov, May 1974.
Hot off the spacecraft. Image from JunoCam on @NASAJuno latest "flyover" of Jupiter. PJ23_22.
https://t.co/fw82tHMCwo
A crazy new image of #Jupiter’s cloud tops as seen by NASA’s Juno spacecraft.
一年多前 NASA 拍攝的木星,爆炸美啊
NASA has released new images of Jupiter, taken by the Juno Spacecraft.
Special thanks to our prize sponsor @Boeing, prime contractor for the Space Launch System (SLS) Core Stage, backbone of the powerful rocket designed to launch astronauts on deep-space missions using the Orion spacecraft. #ImagineMars via films and posters! https://t.co/sjahciYJUx
NASA had released new images of Jupiter, taken by the Juno Spacecraft. So amazing!
NASA has released new images of Jupiter, taken by the Juno Spacecraft.
Daily #Sketch - Day #15,153
This is an illustrated tribute to #MercuryAtlas6 (MA-6) mission, launched by #NASA on February 20th, 1962. The significance of the mission is that #JohnGlenn was the first U.S. #astronaut to orbit the Earth, on board of the #Friendship7 spacecraft.
Jupiter, you’re bluetiful 💙! Churning swirls of Jupiter’s clouds are seen in striking shades of blue in this new view taken by our @NASAJuno spacecraft. Dive in for more: https://t.co/wKrrDe2mu0