#planetoid

[suprsaturatd]

Gaea Station did not look outward. It had never bothered with windows.

Holy shit please read Some Desperate Glory by Emily Tesh that was probably the best book I’ve read in ages?!?!?!?!!!!! Anyways here’s the space hulk station made out of four crashed battle cruisers that would not get out of my head until i drew it.

[stratusgio]

[shythalia]

Digital redraw of my OC Celeste Nevaeh's little blue planetoid.

Original drawing from 2017:

[mymythsandmonsters]

Arrival (AI)

[dimalink]

Astro-little monsters GGG-111

Pixel art for today based on videogame Mutan Zone for system PC MS DOS. It is a game of walking type and action from 1988 year. It is named as Mutan, not Mutant.

And this is my pixel art about the same theme. Astronaut makes a landing at small planetoid GGG-111. It was unexpected landing cause of problems. It is small and nobody interesting planetoid. It should be a big stone. But there is here atmosphere. Not good for human breath. And even its own plants. And lots of monsters. And it became a home for little monsters, this planetoid is their home. As Spock from Star Trek can say – It is fascinating! I do not have enough data. To describe this.

You space ship is broken. And some little monster takes some details somewhere inside the planetoid. Your scanner shows that details are in a big building at the most opposite part of planetoid. Maybe, he wants to eat it. But he cannot do it. And he takes them.

When you awake, and it was lots of little monsters around you. You need to go though all the planetoid. And maybe become a friend with them. At last, you have nothing, except of shocker and stun phaser.

[nicolagriffith]

Yes, there's a newly discovered world in town (that is, our solar system): the sednoid named by its discoverers 'Ammonite'. Maybe named for a certain novel? After all, there's already a crater on Europa named 'Uaithne'...

[aytonai]

Arrival

[svetlanazolotareva]

Puppy in space an alien with a telescope

[siryl]

I need to stop logging on so often. There's hardly anything happening here.

The central body of “In the Coldness of Space” by Sami Mattila contains hints of Iapetus and Hyperion.

[duocordaut]

awwww missy tells ten hes her secret favorite. if u ignore the fact that shes a massive liar thats so cute

[agenderhyde]

Missy: Well, you think you're so clever, but you know, you've no idea how I really feel. Ten: Oh, you know what? I'm past caring. Missy: Really?

She steps closer to him Missy: really? I think I can express myself fully at last, now, I--standing here, like this, and you're standing there like that...

Ten: what? Wait. Nonono--what?

Footsteps.

Ten: What? No! No! N--

Vastra clears her throat. Vastra: Em, excuse me [nervous chuckle], did you two want to be alone? Ten: No! Absolutely not!

Jenny: Doctor, the Martians are back, and--hang on, were they just--? Vastra: I think they were. Ten: [stammers]: we were definitely not! Definitely not! Missy: what? No! God, no.

[quazarshark]

lil' sketchbook pencil thing of the Grand Mother and Mother Trauma (presumed?) from the Midst audio story. I wouldn't usually upload something tiny like this but... I really really like Midst.......

[typhlonectes]

Dwarf planet Eris is ‘squishier’ than expected

University of California, Santa Cruz Professor of Planetary Sciences Francis Nimmo recently co-authored a Science Advances paper about the internal structure of the dwarf planet Eris. Eris is about the size of Pluto but around 50% farther from the sun. The discovery of Eris in the Kuiper Belt beyond Neptune in 2005 prompted the debate that ultimately reclassified Pluto as a dwarf planet. It was an interest in Pluto that drew UC Santa Cruz researcher Francis Nimmo to study Eris. Nimmo was visiting Michael Brown—one of the discoverers of Eris—at the California Institute of Technology about six months ago and realized some of Brown’s new, unpublished data could help reveal information about the properties of Eris. The two worked on models for the next several months and published their results in a Science Advances paper. Two main pieces of information led to their results. The first important clue is that Eris and its moon, Dysnomia, always face the same way toward each other. The main, unexpected result of Nimmo and Brown’s model is that Eris is surprisingly dissipative, or “squishy”...

Read more: https://charmingscience.com/dwarf-planet-eris-is-squishier-than-expected/

[monkeyteam-screenshots]

[retrocgads]

UK 1982

[aecholapis]

When Helios sacrifices himself, his frame disintegrates as he is falling into the sun, but his spark merges with that of the stellar colossus that has been chasing him under Carbonlight's mind-control.

The other two starformers have been defeated moments prior. Suryasekhar followed right after, but not before daring a glimpse into Helios' life as it was coming to an end. It offered one last bit of comfort in their shared mind-space, before Cybertron's sun claimed them.