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

<n>Robert Longo</n>'s charcoal drawing "Untitled (Saturn)" (2006) from the <n>A24</n> zine "We Come in Peace."

<n>Pale Blue Dot</n>, a photograph with a quote by <n>Carl Sagan</n>.

False-color image of <n>Saturn's Rings</n> by <n>Voyager 2</n> in 1981. Credit: <n>NASA</n>/<n>Jet Propulsion Laboratory</n>.

The dwarf planet <n>Pluto</n>, photographed by <n>NASA</n>'s <n>New Horizons</n> spacecraft on July 13, 2015.

The black hole <n>Gargantua</n> from <n>Christopher Nolan</n>'s 2014 film, <n>Interstellar</n>.

Image by <n>NASA</n>, <n>JPL</n>, and the <n>University of Arizona</n>.

A photograph of the planet <n>Saturn</n> captured by <n>NASA</n>'s <n>Cassini Spacecraft</n>.

<n>last day</n> by artist <n>Hiroshi Kudo</n>.

Astra Carta Seal

A still from <n>Christopher Nolan</n>'s 2014 film <n>Interstellar</n> with <n>Mackenzie Foy</n> and <n>Matthew McConaughey</n>.

A woodcut by <n>Agnes Giberne</n> from *<n>The Story of the Sun, Moon, and Stars</n>* (1898).

35mm photograph from Belgrade, with <n>Sava Suvacarov</n>, <n>Mihajlo Lukic</n>, and <n>SO WITTY SO WOW</n>.

A view of <n>Saturn</n> and its rings, captured by <n>NASA</n>'s <n>Cassini spacecraft</n> in 2016.

<n>We are still pioneers</n> by artist <n>Vadim Sadovski</n>.