| Piú votate - Artistic Views of the Solar System |
Jupiter.jpgJupiter's Kingdom171 visiteForse non Giove il pianeta a cui l'Artista (Lynette Cook) stava pensando mentre l'opera veniva realizzata, ma a noi venuto in mente il Re degli Dei e quindi...
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Titan by day.jpgA beautiful day on Titan144 visitenessun commento
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Titan-IMG000630-br500.jpgTitan's descent (3D)97 visitenessun commento
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Rhea - artistic vision.jpgRhea162 visitenessun commento
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Mimas - artwork.jpgMimas & Saturn168 visitenessun commento
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Pluto & Charon - artistic view.jpgPluto & Charon235 visitenessun commento
(27 voti)
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MARS1.jpgSunshine on Mars153 visitenessun commento
(21 voti)
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Phoebe and its ice crevasse.jpgPhoebe and its Icy Crevasses and Canyons215 visitenessun commento
(25 voti)
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MARS8.jpgSunset on Mars135 visitenessun commento
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MARS9.jpgAn overview of Mars181 visitenessun commento
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PLUTO&CHARON3.jpgPluto, Charon and New Horizons136 visitenessun commento
(23 voti)
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Asbolus.jpg8405 Asbolus147 visiteThis is an artist's impression of object called 8405 Asbolus: a 48-mile-wide (about 80 Km) chunk of ice and dust that lies between Saturn and Uranus. Astronomers using NASA's HST were surprised to find that one side of the object (also called a "Centaur") looks like it has a fresh crater less than 10 MY old, exposing bright underlying ice. Actually, Hubble didn't directly see the Crater - the object is too small and far away - but a measure of its Surface Composition shows a complex chemistry that could be explained by the presence of a huge Impact Crater. The event that caused the Impact Crater on 8405 Asbolus may be the same one that knocked it out of the Kuiper's Belt (which is a "Ring of Comet Nuclei" located just beyond Pluto's orbit).
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