ViewSpace
ViewSpace videos tell the stories of the planets, stars, galaxies, and universe, giving viewers the opportunity to experience space and Earth as seen with satellites and telescopes. Astronomy: …
About the Interactives - ViewSpace
This infographic shows a sample interactive that orients the viewer on how to use this type of ViewSpace resource by calling out six key features, as seen on desktop and mobile phone. …
About the Videos - ViewSpace
Developed by a team of scientists, educators, writers, and designers working closely with NASA missions, ViewSpace videos feature the latest imagery from satellites and space telescopes, …
Interacting Galaxies: Future of the Milky Way - ViewSpace
The images in this slider are an artist’s view of how the night sky will look in the distant future, based on current astronomical measurements. Stargazers of the future appear to be in for …
Video Library - ViewSpace
This product is based upon work supported by NASA under award numbers NNX16AC65A and NNX15AB26G and contracts NAS5-26555 and NAS5-03127. Any opinions, findings, and …
Star Formation: Eagle Nebula - ViewSpace
The Eagle Nebula’s Pillars of Creation and the immediate surrounding area include all the interactive’s views of light. The views do not overlap at the edges of the image—the upper left …
Detecting Other Worlds: Transiting Exoplanet - ViewSpace
“0 hours” shows a telescope pointing toward an exoplanet and its full circular orbital path around a star; a view of the orbit passing between the star and viewer; and a graph of apparent …
Star Death: Crab Nebula - ViewSpace
Infrared image of the Crab Nebula from the Spitzer Space Telescope: JPL, Caltech. Visible light image of the Crab Nebula from the Hubble Space Telescope: NASA, ESA/Hubble. Ultraviolet …
Gathering Light: Hubble Ultra Deep Field - ViewSpace
A square with the magnified view of the cluster of colorful smudges in the lower left is labeled “Young galaxies interacting.” Caption: Multi-wavelength Combining ultraviolet, visible, and …
Seeing Farther: Hubble Ultra Deep Field - ViewSpace
Deep fields are selected because they avoid the densely populated disk of the Milky Way, ensuring the dust, stars, and other objects in our own galaxy do not obscure the view. The …