Universe Collection (page 6)

Spiral Space BW
Al Barizi

IC434 Horsehead &Flame Nebula
Jianshu

Tranquil view
Ritvik takkar

A Dog 2
Bilge Paksoylu

Moon 2
Bilge Paksoylu

M42 Orion Nebula
Jianshu

Nebulosa del Velo (NGC6990)
Jose Maria D. Barba

David Martin Castan

Whispers of Orion
TaranSohal

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KEN-ICHI IINØ

Out of This World
Mark Strom

Nature power
Salome Zhividze

Cyber Bangkok
Ritvik takkar

Arctic Henge Swirl
Ken Fong

Neon Glow Girl
Xuan Thai

Dream Aesthetic Sky
Xuan Thai

David Martin Castan

Lines
Zihan Zhang

at night
fotomarion

Semi-skimmed milky way over the castle
Ricardo Rodriguez R.

Plant and Astrology
Little Dean

Stargazing
Julia Leister

You Are Amazing
Julia Leister

Solar Eclipse Over Shiprock
Michael Zheng

Saturn Riders I
Taudalpoi

Saturn Riders II
Taudalpoi

Aurora Borealis Light
Al Barizi

Eclipsed
Taudalpoi

Rules of the North Star, 16th century (manuscript)
7339147 Rules of the North Star, 16th century (manuscript) by Portuguese School, (16th century); 49x70.5 cm; National Maritime Museum, London, UK; (add.info.: North Star rules)

The central sun and the theory of the stellar universe (backlit), 1846-60 (engraving)
7340575 The central sun and the theory of the stellar universe (backlit), 1846-60 (engraving) by Reynolds, James (fl.c.1846-60); 29.2x23.5 cm; National Maritime Museum, London

Celestial Globe Gores, 1636-95 (paper, copper plate, engraving)
7340779 Celestial Globe Gores, 1636-95 (paper, copper plate, engraving) by Rossi, Domenico de' (1659-1730); 44x19 cm; National Maritime Museum, London

An early depicting of the Hindu system of the universe
5311877 An early depicting of the Hindu system of the universe; (add.info.: An early depicting of the Hindu system of the universe)

Engraving depicting the elements (Earth, Wind, Fire and Water), resolved from primeval chaos
5309340 Engraving depicting the elements (Earth, Wind, Fire and Water), resolved from primeval chaos and arranged concentrically around the Sun

The Babylonian Universe
3732395 The Babylonian Universe; (add.info.: Illustration depicting the universe according to the ancient Babylonians. The earth is located in the centre and has hollow ground for the dead)

The universe and the zodiac, 1732 (engraving)
2526577 The universe and the zodiac, 1732 (engraving); (add.info.: Science. Astronomy. The universe and the zodiac: solar system)

Galileo presenting his telescope to the Muses, and pointing out a heliocentric system of the universe, 1655-1656
530360 Galileo presenting his telescope to the Muses, and pointing out a heliocentric system of the universe, 1655-1656. Engraving; (add.info.: Note Jupiter and its satellites, the phases of Venus)

Hildegard von Bingen's first scheme of the universe
3732387 Hildegard von Bingen's first scheme of the universe; (add.info.: Engraving depicting Hildegard von Bingen's first scheme of the universe)

Atlas coelestis, 1753 (print)
7340754 Atlas coelestis, 1753 (print) by Thornhill, James (1675-1734) (after); National Maritime Museum, London, UK; (add.info.: Creator: John Flamsteed Constellation of Cetus (the whale)

The right ascensions and declinations of the principal fixed stars in both hemisphears to year 1678, 1678 (engraving)
7340755 The right ascensions and declinations of the principal fixed stars in both hemisphears to year 1678, 1678 (engraving) by Halley, Edmond (17th century); National Maritime Museum, London

Solar system (backlit), 1846-60 (engraving)
7340571 Solar system (backlit), 1846-60 (engraving) by Reynolds, James (fl.c.1846-60); 29.2x23.5 cm; National Maritime Museum, London

To the Moon and Back
Merel Takken

Sky Rocket High
Merel Takken

Starry Starry Night
Merel Takken

Rocket Love
Merel Takken

Astronomical glass plate slide of Owl Nebula in Ursa Major (1910), 1910 (glass negative)
7342376 Astronomical glass plate slide of Owl Nebula in Ursa Major (1910), 1910 (glass negative) by Unknown photographer, (20th century); National Maritime Museum, London

CELLARIUS, Andreas (1596-1665). Atlas Coelestis seu Harmonia Macrocosmica. 1661. BRAHE, Tycho (1546-1601)
CUL4875768 CELLARIUS, Andreas (1596-1665). Atlas Coelestis seu Harmonia Macrocosmica. 1661. BRAHE, Tycho (1546-1601). Danish astronomer

An early Hindu system of the universe
3732380 An early Hindu system of the universe; (add.info.: Illustration depicting an early Hindu system of the universe. The abode of the Gods, Meru, is in the centre of the lotus flower)

Man the microcosm, and the universe the macrocosm
3740682 Man the microcosm, and the universe the macrocosm; (add.info.: Man the microcosm, and the universe the macrocosm by Gregor Reisch (1467-1525) a German Carthusian humanist writer

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"Exploring the Vastness: A Glimpse into the Mysteries of the Universe" In 2012, through the lens of Hubble Ultra Deep Field, we witnessed a breathtaking sight - galaxies scattered across space like celestial jewels. This image reminded us of our infinitesimal existence in this vast cosmic expanse. Just as Baphomet by Eliphas Levi symbolizes equilibrium of opposites, so does the universe itself, and is a delicate balance between chaos and order, darkness and light, creation and destruction. The Flammarion engraving titled "The edge of the firmament" takes us on a journey beyond our atmosphere. It reminds us that there is more to explore and discover beyond what meets our eyes. As we delve deeper into space, we encounter Nebula Sh 2-106 captured beautifully by HST. Its vibrant colors remind us of the immense beauty hidden within these interstellar clouds. But amidst all these wonders lies Yggdrasil, the Tree of Life from Norse mythology. Just like its branches connect different realms, it represents how everything in this universe is interconnected - from galaxies to nebulae to human beings. MAP microwave background reveals remnants from an ancient era - echoes from when our universe was born. It serves as evidence for Big Bang theory and helps scientists understand how our cosmos evolved over billions of years. Messier objects offer a full set for stargazers to observe and admire. These celestial treasures hold secrets waiting to be unraveled by curious minds seeking answers about their origins and purpose. Celestial mechanics depicted in medieval artwork demonstrate humanity's fascination with understanding heavenly motions long before modern science emerged. They remind us that curiosity has always been ingrained within us as we seek knowledge about our place in this grand design. And let's not forget about Cosmic Microwave Background - faint radiation permeating throughout space since time immemorial. Its discovery revolutionized cosmology by providing insights into the early stages of our universe.