Absorbiting

Captured over Fairbanks, Alaska, this is one of those rare moments where science and imagination collide. What looks like a glowing, winged figure in the sky is actually an intense auroral display - shaped entirely by the invisible forces of Earth's magnetic field. Auroras form when charged particles from the Sun collide with gases high above our planet. But the colors here tell a deeper story.

NASA just released the closest image ever taken of Jupiter... This is what a thunderstorm looks like on another planet. That single cloud is many times taller than Earth. Let that sink in.

Incredibly rare crescent Moon, Venus, and Jupiter (along with its Galilean moons) rising over Stonehenge 🌙🗿

We didn't deserve 80's and 90's 40K art. That shit was too damn good

Best of Bob Ross: Weekend Marathon! youtube.com/live/Rjwfc-WVq… via @YouTube

The Way of Silence, František Kupka (1903)

Movie effects in 1963 were unbelievably impressive. Even with all the technological limitations, filmmakers refused to let those limits hold back their imagination.

This isn't AI, it's a real-life creature known as a sea angel (Clione limacina) found in the cold waters of the Arctic and North Atlantic Oceans. 📽: Alexander Semenov

STAR WARS art by Ralph McQuarrie

Incredible that it was only 66 years from the first controlled, powered flight to landing on the Moon!

Ghost Rider by Maria Wolf #marvelcomics

Sometimes it feels like we're living through someone else's favorite chapter.

Eye of the Beholder - Omar Rayyan #dndart

Best of Bob Ross: Weekend Marathon! youtube.com/live/fePokZ_F8… via @YouTube

TESLA Optimus Army Marching in Beverly Hills.

Art by @gonzalokenny 🔥

#Scifi cover of the day. Art by Pascal Blanché

The Gate of Saturn by Johfra Bosschart, 1959. Published in The Egyptian Arch-Gnosis Vol 3 (1984)