Gallery: WIRED Space Photo of the Day for April 2014
Photos by NASA/STScI; S. Allam, L. Moustakas, K. Stewart01galacticdistortion
Apr. 30, 2014: Galactic Distortion
Photos by ESA and the SPIRE consortium02Cold-gas-in-the-Milky-Way
Apr. 29, 2014: Cold Gas in the Milky Way
Photos by NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS03windjana
Apr. 28, 2014: Windjana on Mars
Photos by X-ray: NASA/CXC/SAO; Optical: Detlef Hartmann; Infrared: NASA/JPL-Caltech04A new collaboration combines data from amateur astronomers with data from NASA mission archives.
Apr. 27, 2014: Galaxies, Now More Beautiful Than Ever
Photos by NASA/JPL/University of Arizona05ESP-035945-1755
Apr. 26, 2014: Gullies at Mars' Equator
Photos by ESA/Hubble & NASA06Cosmic fairy lights
Apr. 25, 2014: Stellar Fairy Lights
Photos by NASA/ESA, R. Soummer, Ann Feild (STScI)0714-114-hubble2-0
Apr. 24, 2014: Hubble Spots Dusty Disks
Photos by NASA/JPL/Space Science Institute08PIA08351
Apr. 23, 2014: Titan in the Foreground
Photos by ESA/XMM-Newton/Gunther Hasinger, Nico Cappelluti, and the XMM-COSMOS collaboration09An-X-ray-view-of-the-COSMOS-field
Apr. 22, 2014: X-Ray of the Cosmos
Photos by Adam Block/Mount Lemmon SkyCenter/University of Arizona10mooneclipsefull
Apr. 21, 2014: Total Lunar Eclipse
Photos by NASA, ESA11An image of a galaxy cluster taken by the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope gives a remarkable cross-section of the Universe, showing objects at different distances and stages in cosmic history. They range from cosmic near neighbours to objects seen in the
Apr. 20, 2014: Cross Section of the Universe
Photos by ESO12The star formation region Gum 41
Apr. 19, 2014: Rosy Nebula Glow
Photos by NASA/Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory/Carnegie Institution of Washington13mercurycrater
Apr. 18, 2014: Bright Mercury Crater
Photos by ESO14The planetary nebula Abell 33 captured using ESO's Very Large Te
Apr. 17, 2014: Cosmic Bling
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