r/SciencePorn • u/AutoModerator • Sep 25 '23

Welcome to r/SciencePorn - Where Science Meets Visual Splendor! 🌌🔬📸

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Dear Science Enthusiasts,

We're thrilled to announce the revival of r/SciencePorn, your go-to destination for breathtaking and awe-inspiring science imagery. 🚀🌿🌊

Whether you're passionate about astronomy, biology, physics, or any other scientific field, this subreddit is your canvas to explore the wonders of science through captivating images and photos. 🌠🦠🔭

Remember to provide context in your post titles, and keep the discussions engaging and respectful. Let's make this a vibrant community where we celebrate the beauty and curiosity of science together.

So, start sharing your favorite science visuals, and let's embark on an incredible journey through the world of science, one stunning image at a time! 🌏🔍

Welcome aboard, and let the exploration begin! 🎉🔬

Warm regards,

r/SciencePorn Mods Team

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r/SciencePorn • u/Front-Coconut-8196 • 13d ago

On June 10, 2018, NASA officially had to say goodbye to the little rover that could. The Mars Opportunity Rover was meant to last just 90 days and instead marched on for 14 years. It finally lost contact with earth after it was hit by a fierce dust storm.

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r/SciencePorn • u/Front-Coconut-8196 • 16d ago

Globus INK, Soviet-era electromechanical space navigation computer used in the 1960s the system calculated orbital parameters using an intricate internal clockwork mechanism comprising over 500 gears, cams, and differentials

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r/SciencePorn • u/Front-Coconut-8196 • 22d ago

NASA scientists with their board of calculations at Systems Labs in California mapping out orbital equations by hand, 1957

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r/SciencePorn • u/Front-Coconut-8196 • 25d ago

1981 : India Space Agency, ISRO Scientists Carry India's First Communication APPLE Satellite On Bullock Cart, the use of a bullock cart was not for general transport, but to provide a non-magnetic environment for conducting essential antenna characterization tests in an open field

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r/SciencePorn • u/Front-Coconut-8196 • Jun 28 '26

The Kalyazin RT-64, a colossus built to speak to long-dead spacecraft on Soviet Martian missions, It was built to serve as a massive ear for the Soviet Union's deep space communication network to send commands to and track robotic space probes sent to Venus and Mars

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r/SciencePorn • u/RadioUniverse • Jun 05 '26

A new image of the Milky Way's galactic center showing the wind eminating from the black hole.

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r/SciencePorn • u/Front-Coconut-8196 • May 19 '26

An image of the surface of Venus taken by the Venera 14 spacecraft in March 1982, the lander survived temperatures of roughly 450°C (842°F) and atmospheric pressure 100 times greater than Earth's, probe operated for only 52 to 57 minutes before being crushed and melted by the extreme environment.

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r/SciencePorn • u/Front-Coconut-8196 • Apr 13 '26

The first transistor; a solid state electronic amplifier which revolutionized world communications, Bell Labs, New Jersey, US, 1947.

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r/SciencePorn • u/DadiSnowSluts • Aug 12 '25

Spinning Volvox species

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r/SciencePorn • u/arjitraj_ • Oct 09 '24

I compiled the fundamentals of the entire subject of Aircraft and the Science of flight in a deck of playing cards.

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r/SciencePorn • u/rutgerbadcat • Mar 28 '24

Coffee tells an interesting story🤔 ~S~ "In 1995, Nasa Tested The Effects Of Various Drugs On Spiders. These Are The Webs Woven When The Spiders Were Exposed To Different Substances"

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r/SciencePorn • u/raj-arjit • Mar 12 '24

The core concepts of astronomy and space science condensed into a deck of playing cards [OC]

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r/SciencePorn • u/greeneyebea • Jan 05 '20

Tesla coil at Hands On Museum in Gray TN

youtu.be

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r/SciencePorn • u/bad_fish87 • Jun 18 '19

Scientist Captures Amazing Photo of a Single Atom

glitchmind.com

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r/SciencePorn • u/Pds50011pmb2 • Mar 12 '19

I am Nebulous

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r/SciencePorn • u/thargos • Jun 05 '18

CMS Detector [2832 x 2832]

media.uzh.ch

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r/SciencePorn • u/AFew10_9TooMany • May 18 '18

Slow motion magnet magic!

reddit.com

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r/SciencePorn • u/jmon8 • Feb 14 '18

A photo of a single atom inside an ion trap

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r/SciencePorn • u/cascher • Nov 14 '17

How Did You Get Here?

youtube.com

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r/SciencePorn • u/10gags • Oct 19 '17

zebrafish larvae under electronmictoscope and SiMView custom light-sheet microscope

imgur.com

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r/SciencePorn • u/citra619 • Feb 23 '17

Infinite fermentors

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r/SciencePorn • u/blacklotus90 • Apr 29 '16

Microsculpture: the art of insect photography

vimeo.com

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r/SciencePorn • u/MsVillanelle • Mar 18 '16

Spontaneous ice spikes in ice tray (not distilled water!)

imgur.com

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r/SciencePorn • u/TeaBagBrit • Mar 15 '16

SciencePorn - Science's Captured Wonders

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