#February2016
Space Swoon: Hubble catches merging galaxies in Eridanus
Just a couple of galaxies, way out in Eridanus. Merging. Forming another, larger galaxy. The Galaxy With Two Backs. You know, shitty space-fucking joke for the LCDs in the cheap seats.
Space Swoon: Cassini captures three of Saturn’s moons (barely)
Cassini doing work, capturing three of Saturn’s moons. One of them? Straight creepin’ in the photo.
Space Swoon: Martian Landslide is perfect for that Bouldering Life
The first of the year is rapidly approaching. That means that many people are going to pray to Those That Don’t Exist (or not) for the resolve to Shed Mass and Attain the Body That Won’t Get (myself included). One the many hip ways people are choosing to get slender these days is rock climbing, and Mars is aware of this. It’s got itself a nice landslide full of boulders for you folks. So get climbing!
Space Swoon: Saturn’s moon, Titan getting some composite love
Here’s a composite of Saturn’s moon, Titan, provided by NASA and its rock and roll Cassini mission.
Space Swoon: Enceladus is a moon divided (by different hemispheres)
True story: I can’t spell Enceladus. I just cut and paste. Enceladus. Just cut and pasted that. Enceladus. And again! But I can appreciate this image of Enceladus (C+P), courtesy of Cassini.
