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National Geographic Photo of the Day: February 28th of 2017

February 28, 2017
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Astronomy Picture of the Day: Febraury 28th of 2017

A White Oval Cloud on Jupiter from Juno
Image Credit: NASA, JPL-Caltech, SwRI, MSSS; Processing: Roman Tkachenko Explanation: This storm cloud on Jupiter is almost as large as the Earth. Known as a white oval, the swirling cloud is a high pressure system equivalent to an Earthly anticyclone. The cloud is one of a "string of pearls" ovals south of Jupiter's famous Great Red Spot. Possibly, the Great Red Spot is just a really large white oval that turned red. Surrounding clouds show interesting turbulence as they flow around and past the oval. The featured image was captured on February 2 as NASA's robotic spacecraft Juno made a new pass just above the cloud tops of the Jovian world. Over the next few years, Juno will continue to orbit and probe Jupiter, determine atmospheric water abundance, and attempt to determine if Jupiter has a solid surface beneath its thick clouds.

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National Geographic Photo of the Day: February 27th of 2017

February 27, 2017

Polar Bear Parade

Your Shot photographer David Turko captured this image of a mother polar bear and her cubs running for the carcass of a bow-head whale after its meat had mostly been stripped by native people near Kaktovik, Alaska.The bears know the routine and excitedly anticipated the arrival of the remnants.

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Astronomy Picture of the Day: Febraury 27th of 2017

Four Quasar Images Surround a Galaxy Lens
Image Credit: ESA/Hubble, NASA, Sherry Suyu et al. Explanation: An odd thing about the group of lights near the center is that four of them are the same distant quasar. This is because the foreground galaxy -- in the center of the quasar images and the featured image -- is acting like a choppy gravitational lens. A perhaps even odder thing is that by watching these background quasars flicker, you can estimate the expansion rate of the universe. That is because the flicker timing increases as the expansion rate increases. But to some astronomers, the oddest thing of all is that these multiply imaged quasars indicate a universe that is expanding a bit faster than has been estimated by different methods that apply to the early universe. And that is because ... well, no one is sure why. Reasons might include an unexpected distribution of dark matter, some unexpected effect of gravity, or something completely different. Perhaps future observations and analyses of this and similarly lensed quasar images will remove these oddities.

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National Geographic Photo of the Day: Feburary 26th of 2017

February 26, 2017

Rainbow Canyon

Rainbows can be beautiful anywhere, but above the Grand Canyon makes for an extra illustrious scene. Your Shot photographer Narest Balaguru almost left his perch at Powell Point as a storm approached. But he waited, and was awarded with this view.

Photograph By Naresh Balaguru, National Geographic Your Shot

Astronomy Picture of the Day: February 26th of 2017

A Supercell Thunderstorm Cloud Over Montana
Image Credit & Copyright: Sean R. Heavey Explanation: Is that a spaceship or a cloud? Although it may seem like an alien mothership, it's actually a impressive thunderstorm cloud called a supercell. Such colossal storm systems center on mesocyclones -- rotating updrafts that can span several kilometers and deliver torrential rain and high winds including tornadoes. Jagged sculptured clouds adorn the supercell's edge, while wind swept dust and rain dominate the center. A tree waits patiently in the foreground. The above supercell cloud was photographed in 2010 July west of Glasgow, Montana, USA, caused minor damage, and lasted several hours before moving on.

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National Geographic Photo of the Day: February 25th of 2017

February 25, 2017

Bubbles and Ice

Your Shot photographer Qian Wang waited for an ice bubble to slowly rise from the frozen surface of Abraham Lake in Alberta, Canada.

Photograph By QIAN WANG, National Geographic Your Shot

Astronomy Picture of the Day: Febraury 25th of 2017

All Planets Panorama
Image Credit & Copyright: Tunç Tezel (TWAN) Explanation: For 360 degrees, a view along the plane of the ecliptic is captured in this remarkable panorama, with seven planets in a starry sky. The mosaic was constructed using images taken during January 24-26, from Nacpan Beach, El Nido in Palawan, Philippines. It covers the eastern horizon (left) in dark early morning hours and the western horizon in evening skies. While the ecliptic runs along the middle traced by a faint band of zodiacal light, the Milky Way also cuts at angles through the frame. Clouds and the Moon join fleeting planet Mercury in the east. Yellowish Saturn, bright star Antares, and Jupiter lie near the ecliptic farther right. Hugging the ecliptic near center are Leo's alpha star Regulus and star cluster M44. The evening planets gathered along the ecliptic above the western horizon, are faint Uranus, ruddy Mars, brilliant Venus, and even fainter Neptune. A well labeled version of the panorama can be viewed by sliding your cursor over the picture, or just following this link.

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National Geographic Photo of the Day: February 24th of 2017

February 24, 2017

Winding Road

This overlook in Trollstigen, Norway, is usually packed with tourists. But one night, Your Shot photographer Rosen Velinov had the place to himself. "It was me, my camera and my tripod there that night." He set his camera, drank some coffee, and then went to sleep in his car.

Photograph By Rosen Velinov, National Geographic Your Shot

Astronomy Picture of the Day: February 24th of 2017

NGC 3621: Far Beyond the Local Group
Image Credit & Copyright: Processing - Robert Gendler, Roberto Colombari
Data - Hubble Legacy Archive, European Southern Observatory, et al. Explanation: Far beyond the local group of galaxies lies NGC 3621, some 22 million light-years away. Found in the multi-headed southern constellation Hydra, the winding spiral arms of this gorgeous island universe are loaded with luminous blue star clusters, pinkish starforming regions, and dark dust lanes. Still, for astronomers NGC 3621 has not been just another pretty face-on spiral galaxy. Some of its brighter stars have been used as standard candles to establish important estimates of extragalactic distances and the scale of the Universe. This beautiful image of NGC 3621, is a composite of space- and ground-based telescope data. It traces the loose spiral arms far from the galaxy's brighter central regions for some 100,000 light-years. Spiky foreground stars in our own Milky Way Galaxy and even more distant background galaxies are scattered across the colorful skyscape.

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Public Domain Photo of the Day: February 23rd of 2017

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Astronomy Picture of the Day: February 23rd of 2017

Seven Worlds for TRAPPIST-1
Illustration Credit: NASA, JPL-Caltech, Spitzer Space Telescope, Robert Hurt (Spitzer, Caltech) Explanation: Seven worlds orbit the ultracool dwarf star TRAPPIST-1, a mere 40 light-years away. In May 2016 astronomers using the Transiting Planets and Planetesimals Small Telescope (TRAPPIST) announced the discovery of three planets in the TRAPPIST-1 system. Just announced, additional confirmations and discoveries by the Spitzer Space Telescope and supporting ESO ground-based telescopes have increased the number of known planets to seven. The TRAPPIST-1 planets are likely all rocky and similar in size to Earth, the largest treasure trove of terrestrial planets ever detected around a single star. Because they orbit very close to their faint, tiny star they could also have regions where surface temperatures allow for the presence of liquid water, a key ingredient for life. Their tantalizing proximity to Earth makes them prime candidates for future telescopic explorations of the atmospheres of potentially habitable planets. All seven worlds appear in this artist's illustration, an imagined view from a fictionally powerful telescope near planet Earth. Planet sizes and relative positions are drawn to scale for the Spitzer observations. The system's inner planets are transiting their dim, red, nearly Jupiter-sized parent star.

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