Milky Way Widefield -via I Got My First Telescope From Amazon Last Week! I’m So Excited To Use It!!

The sky is my escape

Thanks for so much support in the last few days! I’ve felt so inspired to do more art through it all - however, I have a lot going on in my personal life at the moment as well as tonnes of work with college. So I’m thinking of starting a mini series where I can provide you with pixel art backgrounds and icons, and maybe event some tutorials? A lot of you seemed to love my story night drawing so I thought I’d start with this simple moon icon - just make sure to credit me if you do decide to use it :)

Hubble Sees the Wings of a Butterfly: The Twin Jet Nebula

The shimmering colors visible in this NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope image show off the remarkable complexity of the Twin Jet Nebula. The new image highlights the nebula’s shells and its knots of expanding gas in striking detail. Two iridescent lobes of material stretch outwards from a central star system. Within these lobes two huge jets of gas are streaming from the star system at speeds in excess of one million kilometers (621,400 miles) per hour.

Credit: NASA / ESA & Hubble

we don’t want no devils in the house!!

Bright Iridium flare animation (magnitude -8.2) -via Planets are portals.

woah, look out! its a UFB! Unique Flimsy Bebo! While it may look otherworldly and scary, don’t be alarmed. It’s little ship can easily be knocked down. In fact, that tractor beam isn’t even real. this is my second entry for the bebo art contest!

Stewart Edmondson (British, b. 1965, England) - August Moon, 2012  Paintings: Acrylics on Paper

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