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Asteroid Icarus, artwork

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Asteroid Icarus, artwork

Asteroid Icarus. Computer artwork of the asteroid Icarus during its close approach to the Sun. The asteroids lie in well-defined belts between the orbits of Mars & Jupiter, but some of them have extremely eccentric orbits. Icarus, with a diameter of 1.4 km, approaches closer to the Sun than Mercury, at which time it is believed to glow red-hot

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This print showcases the asteroid Icarus in all its celestial glory. Created through computer artwork, it depicts a close approach of Icarus to the scorching Sun. Nestled within the well-defined belts between Mars and Jupiter, asteroids like Icarus possess eccentric orbits that defy conventional expectations. With a diameter measuring 1.4 km, this rocky entity ventures closer to our star than even Mercury itself, causing it to radiate an intense red-hot glow. The image beautifully captures the enigmatic nature of space and offers a glimpse into the mesmerizing world of astrophysics. Its intricate details highlight the geological features present on Icarus's surface, revealing its rugged texture and unique composition. As we delve deeper into planetary science and explore our solar system's hidden treasures, asteroids such as Icarus become crucial subjects for study. This stunning illustration not only serves as a testament to human curiosity but also reminds us of our place in the vastness of space. It symbolizes mankind's relentless pursuit of knowledge and understanding while showcasing the awe-inspiring beauty that lies beyond Earth's boundaries. Presented by Science Photo Library, this remarkable piece invites us to ponder upon our cosmic origins and marvel at the wonders that exist far beyond what meets the eye.

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