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The <n>M87 supermassive black hole</n> in polarised light, revealing its magnetic fields. By the <n>EHT Collaboration</n>.

Album art for <n>Linear Phase</n>'s single <n>Blue Monday (Slowed)</n> and <n>poptropicaslutz!</n>'s track <n>Upside Down</n>.

Illustration of the 1878 solar eclipse from the book <n>Newcomb and Holden's Astronomy</n>.

Exploring the Wonders of Our Solar System

An illustration by artist <n>Jon Lomberg</n>.

An artist's impression of a glitching <n>Neutron Star</n>. Illustration by <n>Mark Garlick</n>.

A wormhole as depicted in the 2014 film <n>Interstellar</n>, directed by <n>Christopher Nolan</n>.

Illustration of a <n>Fire-Ball</n> seen from the <n>Observatory at Juvisy</n>, August 10, 1899.

<n>Astropol</n>, a series of scientific models by illustrator <n>Heinz Hähnel</n>.

An illustration from <n>Henry Kiddle</n>'s 1871 book, <n>A short course in astronomy and the use of the globes</n>.

<n>The Great Nebula in Andromeda</n>, the first photograph of another galaxy, by <n>Isaac Roberts</n> in 1888.

A 2012 view of <n>Saturn</n>'s north pole, captured during the <n>Cassini-Huygens Mission</n>. Credit: <n>NASA</n>.

An illustration comparing the geometric progression of the <n>Flower of Life</n> and biological cell <n>mitosis</n>.

A recreation of the black hole <n>Gargantua</n> from the film *Interstellar* by artist <n>Andrew_D</n>.

An artistic representation of a <n>Black Hole</n>.

Still from an experimental animation with music by <n>Djrum</n>.

<n>Light Explosions In Our Sky</n> (2014), a <n>retrofuturistic</n> digital collage by artist <n>Frank Moth</n>.

A visualization of a black hole credited to <n>NASA</n>.