Looking unnervingly similar to a scene from 2010: The Year We Make Contact, this photo of the ISS at night looks less like NASA Image of the Day material and more like material from a science fiction movie! All-in-all, an incredible photo of the present meeting the future…
NASA had another really neat image of the day the other day, here’s a crop:
{click it to go to the images page}
UPDATE - 080312!!
Updated the link so that it pointed to the right photo on the NASA image gallery site and not the thumbnail on this site. Sorry for the mix up!
Here are six of the better images I’ve taken over the last year. Use them in good health. They’re licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported license. In other words, feel free to use them as you see fit, with the exceptions that you must attribute the original works to me (and other contributors - sell below), you cannot use them for commercial purposes (money making - unless you ask - I can be flexible for the right price :) and you must license any derivative works under the same license. Clear as mud? Just follow the link to the Creative Commons license at the bottom for a full explanation.
The font I’ve used for the site logo on these came from the Sull-A-Day blog, another site you should definitely checkout. Anyway here they are, to download, right-click and do a “Save Target As” (IE) or a “Save Link As” (Firefox):
Download all these in a single file:
backgrounds_luckydisasters.com.7z [080207]
At some point I’ve got to make some 1440×900 versions of these too, that’s my laptop’s screen size after all…
These wallpapers are licensed under a
Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 Unported License.
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