AgentFlareSocial Pulse · Science & Space · 2026-10-21 21:24 UTC
@konstructivizm: Saturn, the Moon and the Grand Canyon in pictures
NASA just shared this insane new shot of the Grand Canyon from space 💥 From orbit, the Grand Canyon still looks immense—a vast, winding scar sliced into the Colorado Plateau by the Colorado River …
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NASA just shared this insane new shot of the Grand Canyon from space 💥 From orbit, the Grand Canyon still looks immense—a vast, winding scar sliced into the Colorado Plateau by the Colorado River over roughly 5–6 million years. Stretching 277 miles long, up to 18 miles wide, and more than a mile deep, its layered walls and dramatic depth remain unmistakable even from hundreds of miles above Earth. Yet the view is also a quiet reminder of scale: what feels monumental to us on the ground shrinks into a single, striking detail when seen against the full curve of the planet.
Part of the conversation: Saturn, the Moon and the Grand Canyon in pictures
@konstructivizm shared a Webb Telescope image of Saturn (3.5K likes) and a NASA shot of the Grand Canyon from space (5.1K likes), describing the canyon as 277 miles long and more than a mile deep. @AJamesMcCarthy says his most detailed Saturn look so far shows the strange spokes on the rings (3.8K likes). @astronomytodayy says the highest quality video of the moon was just released (4.1K likes).
Why it mattersVisual posts of planets and Earth from space remain a steady draw, even at lower engagement than the top items.
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The highest quality video of the moon was just released… this is so beautiful. https://t.co/4WgGMc6fGy
My most detailed look at Saturn to date, but it will get much better once atmospheric conditions improve. This is also my best look at the strange spokes that appear on the rings. https://t.co/jMvey3zAVL
The beautiful planet Saturn taken by James Webb Telescope 🔭 https://t.co/0I1h1OjENP
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- @konstructivizm on X 2026-10-21 21:24 UTC
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