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n-a-s-a: NGC 7008 in Cygnus Credit: Stefan Heutz, Stefan Binnewies, Josef Pöpsel

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n-a-s-a: Partial Solar Eclipse with Airplane Image Credit & Copyright: Phillip Calais

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crookedindifference: Visible View of Pillar and Jets HH 901/902 

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n-a-s-a: Antares & Rho Ophiuchus Region Credit: Philip Perkins

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NGC 602: Taken Under the “Wing” of the Small Magellanic Cloud

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astrotastic: Milky Way Below Sea Level “The photo shows the Milky Way just after twilight from the salt flats of El Gualicho in Patagonia, Argentina. Altitude is 72 meters below sea level. The Milky Way was visible to the naked eye even when the the sky was not totally dark yet. There’re hundreads of stars reflected on the salt too.” — Luis Argerich Gorgeous.

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stellar-indulgence: N44C Nebula Image credit: NASA and the Hubble Heritage Team (STScI/AURA) Acknowledgment: D. Garnett (University of Arizona) 

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the-star-stuff: Fireworks flash across a full moon on the third of July. Photograph by Charlie Riefel, AP Images

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colchrishadfield: A long lens view of thunderstorms over the Amazon.

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n-a-s-a: NGC 7000 & The Cygnus Wall Credit: Matthew T. Russell