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Twin Sunset

Picture of the Day 2 - October 22,2018

Two sun’s setting viewed from planetary orbit.

Picture of the day - November 15, 2018

Large gas giant orbiting a pair of binary suns within a large nebula.

Picture of the day - December 3, 2018

Large moon with a hazy atmosphere passes between a gas giant and its rings.

New Blogs - Coming Soon

To all my followers. I am creating some new blogs to include different interests of mine besides just astronomy and space engine. The first blog will be about rabbits and sharks. I know it sounds like an odd mix, but it covers both my favorites from land and the sea and will include pics of my two buns. A few other possible blogs I might start include general interests, sci-fi stuff, and maybe just thought for the day type material.

The rabbits and sharks blog should be up and running soon.

Triangulum Log - Post 4 - The Vista System (First Planet)

Top image shows the Andromeda Galaxy rising above the inner-most dwarf planet. From here, the great spiral galaxy covers over 11 degrees of the sky or almost 22 times larger than a full moon on Earth.

Other three images show the inner-most planet, a large ice giant 50 times the mass of Earth orbiting 0.30 AU from the sun.

In the last shot, each of the small stars in the background are actually large bright asteroids in the systems asteroid belt.

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Images taken by the Cassini & Voyager spacecraft of Titan, Saturn’s largest moon. Titan is the only moon in the Solar System to have a thick atmosphere and lakes of hydrocarbons (methane and liquid ethane).

To know more about the moon Titan click here

Image credit: NASA/JPL/SSI/Cassini & Voyager ( precessed by: Kevin Gill )

Picture of the Day - February 5, 2019 - (Very late post)

I've decided to travel back home in Space Engine.

Earth and the Moon.

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Picture of the day - November 20, 2018

Dark red nebula rises over a dim set of rings orbiting a gas giant.

An awesome preview of Space Engine 0.999. No release date yet, but it likely will be soon, hopefully by the end of the year.