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the-star-stuff:

A quarter moon rising above Earth’s horizon and above the air-glow of our atmosphere. 
The image was taken on the final mission of the Space Shuttle Columbia. Columbia’s crew was killed on Feb. 1, 2003, when the shuttle broke up on re-entry into Earth’s atmosphere.
Credit: NASA
the-star-stuff:

Beauty of the Night Sky
A stargazer stands in awe as comet Lovejoy skims across the night sky over Australia last December. Officially known as C/2011 W3, the comet was predicted to dive into the sun and be destroyed. Instead the icy body survived its solar encounter and went on to offer Southern Hemisphere sky-watchers rare views of its bright tail in the predawn skies.
Photograph courtesy Jia Hao, TWAN
woodendreams:

(by justb)
fysnowboarding:

Ben Bilocq. Photo: Oli Gagnon
septagonstudios:

Jules Julien
weshallneverstop:

Above All  |  Karezoid Michal Karcz

Lunar prospector
septagonstudios:

Boneface
One thing I hate about Reddit is the over-use of imgur with no credit to the artist. I do believe this is Capitol Reef (which I highly recommend visiting), and if anyone knows who took the photo, I would like to add a click-through link.
septagonstudios:

Peter Diamond
fysnowboarding:

Photo: Colin Adair
Laurent Durieux