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421 objects · real imagery

The Gallery

Real, openly-licensed photographs of the Universe — galaxies, nebulae, planets, moons, telescopes and missions — each depicting the actual object, credited and linked to its page.

Galaxies

Spiral, elliptical and interacting galaxies across the visible and infrared spectrum.

Nebulae

Star-forming regions, planetary nebulae and supernova remnants from Hubble and Webb.

Star clusters

Open and globular clusters — dense cities of stars.

Planets & dwarf planets

The worlds of the Solar System, portrayed by orbiters, flybys and Hubble.

Moons

Natural satellites — from our Moon to the icy ocean worlds of the giants.

The Sun & stars

Our star and its neighbours across ultraviolet, visible and infrared light.

Comets & asteroids

Small bodies visited by spacecraft, and comets imaged from Earth and space.

Black holes

Event-horizon-scale imagery of the Universe's most extreme objects.

Telescopes & observatories

The instruments that take these images — in orbit and on the ground.

Missions & spacecraft

The probes, rovers, spacecraft and launch vehicles of the space age.

Surface features

Mountains, canyons and terrains mapped across the Solar System.

Constellations

The patterns of the night sky and their brightest stars.

Space weather

Aurorae, solar flares and the dynamic Sun–Earth connection.

Real imagery, honest provenance. Every photograph is a genuine observation from an openly-licensed or public-domain archive — NASA, ESA/Hubble, ESA/Webb, ESO, NOIRLab and Wikimedia Commons — self-hosted and optimized, with credit and licence on every image. AsteriaStar never uses AI-generated or decorative art for scientific objects. See source quality.