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20 Best Space Pictures of the Week – Nov 29th to Dec 5th, 2012

Wednesday, December 5, 2012 11:30
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1. Venus transit over the Sun7168449807 3585b4f441 h 900x894 20 Best Space Pictures of the Week – Nov 29th to Dec 5th, 2012 2.Astronomer’s “old friend” – the spiral galaxy or the Southern Pinwheelsig11 017 900x900 20 Best Space Pictures of the Week – Nov 29th to Dec 5th, 2012 3. Mercury: Where the ice is located; the ice is in locations that permanently remain below -280F/-173CLawrence 3aMercurycomposite 900x518 20 Best Space Pictures of the Week – Nov 29th to Dec 5th, 2012 4. The Eclipse..what else!Daniel Fischer3 900x675 20 Best Space Pictures of the Week – Nov 29th to Dec 5th, 2012 5.Laser towards Milky Ways CenterOrZYF 20 Best Space Pictures of the Week – Nov 29th to Dec 5th, 2012 6.Clouds in Cygnus, along with several nebulae and supergiants2012 11 CygnusHPd 2k 900x900 20 Best Space Pictures of the Week – Nov 29th to Dec 5th, 2012 7.Centaurus A – The closest active GalaxyNGC5128 starshadows 900x598 20 Best Space Pictures of the Week – Nov 29th to Dec 5th, 2012 8.Triton Neptune’s Largest Moon0MrSX 900x729 20 Best Space Pictures of the Week – Nov 29th to Dec 5th, 2012 9.Took this deep in the Crazy Mountains, MT ~ Canon T2iZdj6j 900x600 20 Best Space Pictures of the Week – Nov 29th to Dec 5th, 2012 10.Fascinating image of the radio galaxy Hercules A, taken by Hubble709514main hs 2012 47 a print 900x720 20 Best Space Pictures of the Week – Nov 29th to Dec 5th, 2012 11.Lunar Halo over Michigan Tuesday night.B6pQU1 900x588 20 Best Space Pictures of the Week – Nov 29th to Dec 5th, 2012 12.Saturn’s polar vortexN00198362 900x900 20 Best Space Pictures of the Week – Nov 29th to Dec 5th, 2012 13.“The Jets of Hercules”, A Multi-Wavelength View of Radio Galaxy Hercules A, via the Hubble Telescope 14.Milky Way over Moonlit Haleakala Cratermaunakea pacholka 20 Best Space Pictures of the Week – Nov 29th to Dec 5th, 2012 15.Io transiting Jupiter last weekJupIoBianconiCollage 900x407 20 Best Space Pictures of the Week – Nov 29th to Dec 5th, 2012 16.The Methuselah Nebula MWP1MWP1Web Goldman 900x900 20 Best Space Pictures of the Week – Nov 29th to Dec 5th, 2012 17.Pic I just took of The Moon and Jupiter8228979190 559a7c575e b 20 Best Space Pictures of the Week – Nov 29th to Dec 5th, 2012 18.NGC 7635 – The Bubble NebulaYE6HL 900x540 20 Best Space Pictures of the Week – Nov 29th to Dec 5th, 2012 19.The Gegenschein over Chile: A rarely discernable faint glow known as the gegenschein (German for “counter glow”) can be seen 180 degrees around from the Sun in an extremely dark sky. The gegenschein is sunlight back-scattered off small interplanetary dust particles 20.Milkyway,Aurora and a meteor.8111051597 5ac8aeacce b 900x600 20 Best Space Pictures of the Week – Nov 29th to Dec 5th, 2012

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