Steve Lindsay
Wonder of ScienceThis is what Earth looks like from 1.5 billion kilometers away. A pale blue dot beneath the rings of Saturn captured by the Cassini spacecraft.
Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/SSI
View and download the full-size Cassini image here: https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/cassini/multimedia/pia17171.html
Derick Rethans@wonderofscience The Cassini imaging team has their own site. It has a little more information on "The Day the Earth Smiled" too: https://ciclops.org/index/7787/The-Day-the-Earth-Smiled.html
CICLOPS - Official Source of Cassini images of Saturn, its rings & moons
Official website of the Cassini Imaging Team and the Cassini Imaging Central Laboratory for Operations (CICLOPS), the center of uplink and downlink imaging science operations and where Saturn system images were collected, processed, archived, and posted for the scientific community and the public during Cassini's 20 years in flight. The Imaging Team leader, Carolyn Porco, was the Director of CICLOPS.
Marion van Beek@wonderofscience first captured by Voyager 1 in 1990 at a distance of 6 billion km #CarlSaganWasRight #sagan
David Blue โ โ@Noctania @wonderofscience I would like to express my wholehearted support for generally repping Voyager I's accomplishments in response to social posts about more recent missions.
@DavidBlue @wonderofscience I only found out about this picture last week in a plea that exploring other planets is no alternative for life on our pale blue dot. It took Voyager 1 36 years to leave our solar system.
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JackEnrod@wonderofscience Weโre supposed to believe a cloud phantom is invested in everything on this small speck of dust.
Oliver Schรถnrock
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@oschonrock @wonderofscience
With its ice caps and abundant cloud cover, the Earth reflects a lot of sunlight, making it a very bright celestial object.
With its ice caps and abundant cloud cover, the Earth reflects a lot of sunlight, making it a very bright celestial object.
CyberPunkBarMaid@wonderofscience what's that blue light in bottom left, sun?
Martin Vermeer 86 47@anchal @wonderofscience The zodiacal light, I assume.
Drew@wonderofscience If only we could all get this far away from Putin and Trump. Maybe we could stick them on one of Elonโs rocket with him, and we can ship them all off to Saturn!
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In Saturn's Rings 8K (Narrated by LeVar Burton) 2018 Trailer
Thatatai@wonderofscience mas รฉ bunitinha demais a nossa casa ๐ป
The Cat Herder@wonderofscience Wow I can see my apartment from there! JK, this is really cool, and even up close my apt. is too small to be seen.
ืื ื ืืื โข Hanan Cohen@wonderofscience Mostly harmless
Paul_H@wonderofscience
Perspective, if ever there was such a thing.
Perspective, if ever there was such a thing.
Efi (nap pet) ๐ฆ๐ค@wonderofscience is that 1.5e9 or 1.5e12? >:3
ืฆืื ืื ืื ื'ื ุนุฒูุฒ ุงููููุฌุง@wonderofscience
This picture has a soundtrack:
https://soundcloud.com/adamfreeland/adam-freeland-pale-blue-dot-dj
This picture has a soundtrack:
https://soundcloud.com/adamfreeland/adam-freeland-pale-blue-dot-dj
Adam Freeland - Pale Blue Dot - (an ode to Carl Sagan)
Tracklist: 01. Speaking Minds - The Lost Dramatic Arp / Spoken word by Carl Sagan from 'Cosmos' audiobook 02. Speaking Minds - Amnesia (Clarian Remix) 03. Housemeister - Italodisco 04. Daniel Aver
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โ @wonderofscience Earth has rings! So coolโ no wait they disappeared... :c
Antonio Molina 
@wonderofscience Another selfie of all mankind, including all known living things
ForHumanity7@wonderofscience This is How Humans Came So Far in Science. But What if we didn't have wars, violence, fights, clashes and we were united as Humans, I think Humanity Would be so ahead. We Have Immense Potential But if we don't use in our benefits then it causes our Downfall!
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