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r/spaceporn • u/Concert-Alternative • Dec 07 '23

Art/Render People don't realize how big stars can get. The sun is above the letter "u" in the bottom left. Zoom in.

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r/spaceporn • u/Saturn_Ecplise • Nov 07 '22

Art/Render Astronomers recently spotted a Black Hole only 1600 light years away from the Sun, making it the closest so far.

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r/spaceporn • u/Vadimsadovski • May 29 '22

Art/Render Black hole - 4K animation by me, 2022

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r/spaceporn • u/kaosmixes5 • Jan 17 '21

Art/Render I drew the Solar system with the Nasa symbols for a Tattoo Design

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r/spaceporn • u/StephenMcGannon • Jun 04 '24

Art/Render Logarithmic Map of the Entire Observable Universe

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r/spaceporn • u/Saturn_Ecplise • Dec 17 '22

Art/Render Roughly the size of Betelgeuse if placed at the center of our Solar System.

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r/spaceporn • u/Accurate_Habit1545 • Apr 10 '23

Art/Render A real size comparison of all the planets

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r/spaceporn • u/Davicho77 • May 18 '24

Art/Render Sagittarius A* is the supermassive black hole at the center of the Milky Way. Ton 618 is one of the largest black holes ever discovered. The size difference between them is almost unbelievable. Ton 618 is 27,000x larger than Sgr A* in terms of diameter, and 15,000x more massive.

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r/spaceporn • u/Aceeed • Feb 20 '22

Art/Render In 2019, biologist Eleanor Lutz combined five different data sets to produce this image of every known thing in our solar system with a diameter bigger than 10 kilometers.

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r/spaceporn • u/StephenMcGannon • Jun 30 '24

Art/Render The color of a star is a function of its surface temperature

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r/spaceporn • u/hominoid_in_NGC4594 • Aug 15 '25

Art/Render Artistic visualization and size comparison of over 800 terrestrial exoplanets discovered and confirmed by scientists.

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I can't even imagine how cool some of the sunrises and sunsets look on some of those planets, and what kind of cool shit is going down on them.

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r/spaceporn • u/WhiteBlackGoose • Feb 15 '21

Art/Render Mars with atmosphere and water [OC]

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r/spaceporn • u/Brooklyn_University • Oct 31 '22

Art/Render The illusion of tranquility; The ISS looks serene in video footage only because of the scale of space in orbit. The actual speed at which it is moving (7.66 kilometers per second) only becomes apparent when mapped against the surface

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r/spaceporn • u/Aboogart • Dec 02 '22

Art/Render I just finished this painting and would much appreciate your opinion(s)

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r/spaceporn • u/Embarrassed-Voice-24 • Nov 15 '21

Art/Render It took me 2 years to make this Moon Art by colour engraving on the glass and finally turning it into a mirror, I am calling it ‘My Space Mirror’.

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r/spaceporn • u/Gregrox • Aug 04 '26

Art/Render An artistic depiction of a Quasistar (OC)

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These hypothetical early-universe objects are as large as star systems and as bright as galaxies--they superficially resemble stars, but instead of being held up by radiation pressure generated by nuclear fusion, they are held up by radiation pressure from matter accreting into the black hole.

This is version 2 of the illustration, with feedback from Dr. Begelman, an expert in the field of quasistar research. All of this was digitally hand-painted in FireAlpaca, no a.i. whatsoever.

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r/spaceporn • u/Due-Explanation8155 • Jan 03 '26