Astronomy

Photograph of <n>Saturn</n> from the <n>Harvard College Observatory</n> in Cambridge, c. 1890-1920.

Spiral nebula seen on edge from the book <n>The Earth and the Stars</n>. Photo by <n>Mount Wilson Observatory</n>.

Drawings by <n>Allan Sandage</n> from <n>The Hubble Atlas of Galaxies</n> (1961), illustrating galaxy classification.

A 1950 photograph of <n>The Great Spiral Nebula in Andromeda (M31)</n> from <n>Mount Wilson Observatory</n>.

<n>The Sun, Plate 1</n> from the '<n>Electro-astronomical atlas</n>' by <n>Joseph W. Spoor</n>, 1874.

Digital artwork by <n>Alexis Foucault</n> with words by <n>THECITIESWITHIN</n>.

<n>Vija Celmins</n>'s charcoal drawing, <n>Untitled (Saturn)</n>, 1982.

An artistic impression of the galaxy <n>COSMOS-AzTEC-1</n>, also known as the Monster Galaxy.

<n>the mathematician</n> by artist <n>Reza Riahi</n>.

<n>Diagram No. 5</n> from the 1887 book <n>Solar Biology</n> by <n>Hiram E. Butler</n>.

<n>Growing stars</n>, a digital collage by <n>The Astro duo🪐</n>.

<n>The Strange Creatures You Can See in the Sky</n>, a constellation chart from <n>The Book of Knowledge</n>, 1912.

Ink rubbing of the <n>Suzhou Planisphere</n>, a star chart created by <n>Huang Shang</n> in 1247.

The Sun, Plate 1 from the <n>Electro astronomical atlas</n> by <n>J. W. Spoor</n>.

An illustration of the future collision between the <n>Milky Way</n> and <n>Andromeda</n> galaxies.

Photograph of <n>Saturn</n> taken by the <n>Cassini</n> spacecraft on February 27.

<n>Thanks For The Mystery</n> by <n>Daren Thomas Magee</n> for his studio <n>Real Fun, Wow!</n>

A depiction of Saturn by artist <n>Vija Celmins</n>.

<n>Great Nebula in Andromeda</n>, photographed by <n>George Willis Ritchey</n> at <n>Yerkes Observatory</n> in 1901.

An illustration from <n>Agnes Giberne</n>'s 1898 book, <n>The Story of the Sun, Moon, and Stars</n>.

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

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An illustration titled <n>The Babylonian Universe</n>.

Illustration of the 1878 solar eclipse from a book by <n>Simon Newcomb</n> and <n>Edward S. Holden</n>.

“The Young Folk’s Astronomy,” Solar Eclipse, 1878

<n>The Green Comet</n>, C/2022 E3 (ZTF), photographed by <n>Bray Falls</n>.

Animation by creative studio <n>ORBIT.</n>

<n>The Old Constellation Figures, Northern Hemisphere</n>, a star chart by <n>W. Peck</n>, 1890.

A <n>Total Solar Eclipse</n> captured by <n>S. Wiessinger</n> for <n>NASA</n>.