Top 10 Mesmerizing Captures By NASA

By Khushi thakur July 13, 2024

The Blue Marble

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Pillars of Creation

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Saturn's Rings

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Jupiter's Great Red Spot

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Comet NEOWISE

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The Whirlpool Galaxy

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Pluto's Heart

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Supernova Remnant

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Solar Flare

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Aurora Borealis from Space

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Top 10 Mesmerizing Captures By NASA

The Blue Marble

A full image of Earth captured by Apollo 17 astronauts in 1972 highlights the planet's vibrant blue oceans and white clouds.

Pillars of Creation

Saturn's Rings

Jupiter's Great Red Spot

This iconic image of Jupiter features a massive, swirling storm which is larger than Earth and has been raging for centuries.

Comet NEOWISE

This is a mesmerising image of a comet named "Comet NEOWISE" carrying a long and bright tail streaking across the night sky.

The Whirlpool Galaxy

The Spitzer Space Telescope photographed a spectacular face-on spiral galaxy with two major arms, a brilliant central core, and dust lanes.

Pluto's Heart

Supernova Remnant

Solar Flare

A strong explosion of solar material from the Sun's surface demonstrates the star's dynamic nature.

Aurora Borealis from Space

A mesmerizing view of the Northern Lights, seen from the International Space Station.