Starship Asterisk*

Thank you Voyager, happy wandering.

Beautiful. Goosebumps!!

Oh my, it has its own "moonlet". Great APOD today.

Lovely!

Started off to be clear last night (-5F) but clouds came in...

I will never complain about my drive to work through rural Idaho again. Bet they can't get a pizza delivered there. Maybe a "Flying" Pie? Oh my, I have not seen the Flying Pie for years. Wish they would deliver up here, but it takes 5 hours from Boise. Oh topic: a very beautiful image, ev...

This image almost looks like a painting. Great job!

Oh my, this image gave me goosebumps. Awe inspiring to be able to watch star formation in process. We are all "star stuff" as Dr. Sagan said.

Hearing Mr. Sagan's voice gave me goosebumps. Inspiring video!

(I was hoping this was a trailer for a full movie, sigh.)

The more data we gather the more we learn. I like the 3 photo "video" very much. Thanks again APOD.

Impressive set of photons. Made me wipe down my dusty monitor to see it better.

Another "wow" image from the Hubble team! And great explainations. I was just sitting here wondering how "wind" could "blow" in a vacuum and there was a link provided by APOD with the answer.

Still in a "food coma" from our feast day.

Very interesting photo and glad you shared it again. I wonder if Jupiter and/or Saturn have tornados?

I hope this is not off topic, this Smithsonian article has a "song" from the comet.

Comet 67P Has a Welcome Song for Rosetta And Philae

http://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-new ... 03/?no-ist

A primary building block of galaxies, then..... I'm feeling a bit "BENT" myself. My own mass affecting Spacetime. :---[===] * :lol2: You reminded me of our "gravity" cat. He seems to have more mass when you want the chair he is sitting in. The image today really draws me in....

Great video and informative links. Thanks APOD for "brightening" our day.

Sure looks like one of the beat up golf balls we put in the chicken nest boxes (fake eggs.)

A beautiful Sunday re-run. Thank you.

Thanks to the APOD now we know the little blue dot in our eclipse photo is Uranus. Fantastic sky here in central Idaho, got to see nearly the entire eclipse.

Another beautiful APOD - thanks.

Nuitsacrees wrote:Thank you to appreciate, it was a magical moment . In addition to the text, a video that shows the dynamics of the today's APOD picture and a few other surprises ... : http://vimeo.com/106804189

Thank you for the video as well as the outstanding photo.

We were so hoping to see the aurora from central Idaho, but the "storm" arrived several hours before sundown.

Lovely photo and thank you for sharing this awesome event.

Mountains in space! Go Rosetta!

Beautiful image!

Lovely photo!