Finally, I'm home.
The trip around the galaxy was harsh, and I've recieved many scars and scrapes to bring these pictures to you.
Enjoy^_^
As I left my home, I took a minute to look back and take this photograph. As the Earth grew farther away, until it was just a single point in the sky, I wondered if I would ever come back home.
Ah, my first glimpse of an extraterrestrial planet. Many suggest life may have existed here, and some say it still exists. I think it's quite possible, but the evidence is lacking, so I'm sort of on the fence about it.
Callisto is one of the many moons of Jupiter. While a nice sight, it's just a dried up rock, really.
Europa is perhaps my favorite moon orbiting Jupiter. On the surface, all you see is a thick coating of ice, but under it's shell lies vast amounts of water. Scientists think that life
might be under that icy crust. NASA is already planning on a future mission to Europa, but it probably won't be happening for a long time.
The Eskimo Nebula. Not much to say about it other than how spectacular it looks.
My favorite object in space, the Boomerang Nebula. I just love how awesome it looks. It's the epitome of beauty. This Nebula is also the coldest object in the known Universe.
