First Post.

Picture of the day - December 11, 2018

Preview picture of the Insight A system. Rocky moon transits across the face of an ice giant.

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Picture of the day - February 3, 2019 - (Very late post)

Stormy atmosphere of a gas giant.

Front row seat to a galactic merger.

Pictures of the Day - February 12, 2019 (Late Post)

Stormy atmosphere of a gas giant. The planet orbits a binary pair of stars consisting of a white F-Type star and a bright blue B-type star

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Twin Sunset

Picture of the Day 2 - October 22,2018

Two sun’s setting viewed from planetary orbit.

Triangulum Log - Blue Veil System - Post 3 (Lunar Skies)

Many of the system’s gas giants have large satellites with significant atmosphere’s. Here are some of the best views of the skies of these moons.

High Resolution Pics

Image 1 - The Great Eye in the sky

Image 2 - Double Sunset

Image 3 - Lunar Desert

Image 4 - Tranquility

Image 5 - Cold Distant Giant

Oculus System - Post 1 (Introduction)

We are now inside the giant NGC 604 Nebula. I’ve come across this wide binary system consisting of a F4 giant that is almost 16 times brighter than Earth’s sun and a smaller, but still bright G0V type star more than twice the brightness of Sol. The first worlds I am exploring are the ones orbiting the smaller or secondary of the two stars.

Descriptions of the planet’s to follow in the next post.

Space Engine System ID: RS 1229-171-5-23517-58

High Resolution Pics

Picture 1 - Inner-most Planet

Picture 2 - Surface

Picture 3 - Warm Ice-Giant

Picture 4 - System's fourth planet from a satellite

Picture 5 - Double occultation of two moons

Picture 6 - World with Ethane Oceans

Picture 7 - Setting distant 2nd sun

Picture of the Day - January 15, 2019

Titan-like world with methane oceans and clouds of hydrocarbons.