These Comet Images Would Make The BEST Album Covers!

this is my new album cover.

https://imagearchives.esac.esa.int/_data/i/upload/2015/05/26/20150526142417-076b951a-sm.png

https://imagearchives.esac.esa.int/index.php?/category/64/start-90

it's hard to choose though.

#coldwave #darkchill #astralgrind

my follow-up album...

https://imagearchives.esac.esa.int/_data/i/upload/2015/05/26/20150526142422-ac60a131-sm.png

oh man, caek was posting about that in his Corner.

#ROSETTA 😍 OSIRIS #67P/CHURYUMOV-GERASIMENKO new albums 😍--ROSETTA EXTENSION 2 MTP030-- Miércoles 1 Junio 2016 all filters stacked pic.twitter.com/Bf173Z5g79

— landru79 (@landru79) April 23, 2018

those stars in the background of that shot are insane.

aaactually, those are cosmic rays, according to caek! i thought it was ice.

er wait, i'm wrong yet again. here's what caek said:

"the foreground things are cosmic rays, which you get on CCDs when the exposures are long. the weird downwards snow/motion effect in the background is from background stars."

The stars were ID'ed too

Confirmed. The stars in the background behind Comet #67P are in Canis Major: the cluster NGC2362 "falls down" past the limb at top-left; sparse cluster NGC2354 & the star 27CMa are also in the field. Cropped image & ID's from https://t.co/6fHwIUpFwT in next tweet. 1/ https://t.co/SYGBKecKEP

— Mark McCaughrean (@markmccaughrean) April 24, 2018

Here's one of the #Rosetta OSIRIS NAC images cropped to remove most of #67P (solution converges much quicker without those "useless" data) & the https://t.co/6fHwIUpFwT ID. The faster-moving streaks are then likely dust close to the spacecraft. Great optical illusion 👍 🛰 2/2 pic.twitter.com/FwqSjL2zBI

— Mark McCaughrean (@markmccaughrean) April 24, 2018