Jul 7, 2025
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Where pixels meet soul. Visual art, concept design
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Russia's Luna-25 mission, its first moon exploration in nearly five decades, ended in a crash that left a significant mark on the lunar surface. According to NASA, images captured by the U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) reveal a crater approximately 10 meters in diameter. This crater is believed to be the impact site of Luna-25, which failed on August 19 due to issues with its soft landing preparations. The crash highlights the waning influence of Russia's space program, once a formidable force during the Cold War era, when Moscow achieved milestones like launching the first satellite, Sputnik 1, in 1957, and sending Yuri Gagarin into space in 1961 as the first human astronaut. Moscow has initiated an investigation to determine the causes behind the Luna-25's loss.
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11-13-2019
Mercury in Silhouette
The small, dark, round spot in this solar close up is planet Mercury. In the high resolution telescopic image, a colorized stack of 61 sharp video frames, a turbulent array of photospheric convection cells tile the bright solar surface. Mercury's more regular silhouette still stands out though. Of course, only inner planets Mercury and Venus can transit the Sun to appear in silhouette when viewed from planet Earth. For this November 11, 2019 transit of Mercury, the innermost planet's silhouette was a mere 1/200th the solar diameter. So even under clear daytime skies it was difficult to see without the aid of a safe solar telescope. Following its transit in 2016, this was Mercury's 4th of 14 transits across the solar disk in the 21st century. The next transit of Mercury will be on November 13, 2032.
Image Copyright: Martin Wise
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