ESA – Week In Images

Posted on by Simon in Blog, Space

 

With a distant star cluster and Dione’s secrets being revealed along with a service module for the European Orion spacecraft there’s a mix in this weeks weekly images from ESA.

An irregular island

A moon's contrasts

The real thing

via Week In Images / Highlights / ESA

Simon 🙂

Credit: ESA

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17 thoughts on “ESA – Week In Images”

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  2. Another magnificent insight thanks Simon.
    “Dwarf galaxies like NGC 5264 typically possess around a billion stars — just one per cent of the number of stars found within the Milky Way.”
    Do you find when thinking deeply on the ramifications of that statement that you feel your head revolving slightly.

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