@dr.topazwhat would you name this planet? with a big hole in it
View original post@dr.topazwhat would you name this planet? with a big hole in it
View original postPhoto by @dr.topaz· Jul 11, 2026· Space
The focus is a planet or moon with a large hole in it. The planet has a cratered surface and a reddish-orange color, with a darker side on the left. The mood/style is sci-fi or astronomy-related, with a dark space background featuring stars. A notable detail is the large hole or crater in the center of the planet. There is no on-screen text.
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Sun compared to largest stars@dr.topazwhat would you name this planet? with a big hole in it
View original postPhoto by @dr.topaz· Jul 11, 2026· Space
The focus is a planet or moon with a large hole in it. The planet has a cratered surface and a reddish-orange color, with a darker side on the left. The mood/style is sci-fi or astronomy-related, with a dark space background featuring stars. A notable detail is the large hole or crater in the center of the planet. There is no on-screen text.
Himalayas visible from space
universe unreachable at light speed
deep space galaxies
Shark Nebula
US Space Force deploys on-orbit weapons
Pluto 1994 vs 2019
dark matter wormhole Milky Way
Rain on Different Planets
NASA Mars iridescent clouds image
Earth at night from the ISS
Golden Saturn JWST
Unnamed interacting galaxies
Eagle Nebula 9.5-Light-Year Tower
Mars rover view of planets
iSpace HAKUTO-R captures Moon shadow over Australia during eclipse
Sombrero galaxy Hubble Telescope
Saturn through 6 inch telescope
Sun compared to largest stars