Just imagine, Tycho is the most popular crater on moon's surface and it's 85 kilometers wide. Also another redditor posted this...

https://www.reddit.com/r/space/comments/y59h05/tycho_moon_crater_size_compared_to_new_york/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android_app&utm_name=androidcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button

At least it wasn't the blinker fluid.

That ruined my last vacation drive.

Dark matter isn't actually "proven". The name really means more "stuff we don't know what it is yet". As such, you can't really model it, because we don't know what it is.

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A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket was scheduled to launch the Crew-6 mission to the International Space Station (ISS) for NASA early Monday morning (Feb. 27) from Kennedy Space Center in Florida. But the launch team called the effort off less than 2.5 minutes before T-0, citing a ground-system issue.

I was moreso hitting on the banned book list. Can’t have your students learning to think critically!

No😭 English isn’t my first language, and im a high schooler with no science degree or profound science knowledge, im not sure why my question sounds so stupid, please let me know so I can clarify (although im pretty sure now that my question is stupid inherently🥲)

Last week I saw Moon, Venus and Jupiter close together.

Redditors? Reading an article they're commenting on? You have too much faith in this platform.

You are joking right?

Humans have been shooting at the Earth for centuries, but I fear our technology will only advance enough to kill 90% of life on the planet rather than the ball itself. We have no chance against a gas giant

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When that really big one broke up over Russia I thought there was an article about how the far northern hemisphere was a more likely landing zone due to some gravitational issue but now I can’t find it.

We’re being mooned by the moon.

Based on the theories, im not trying to make it super accurate or anything, i just want to loosely represent it visually in a way i can explain to other people

Given the cold, unforgiving vacuum of space, I image human eyes wouldn’t see much.

Plus, where we’re going we won’t need eyes to see.

How are you planning to make a physical model of something we can’t see…?

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How come it looks like there is so much less "detail" in the last image, it looks incredibly clear but the previous imagines have lots of contrasting lines. Is this just a different side of the planet or does Jupiter's "climate" shift around a lot? Incredible work btw

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