Ring Nebula (M 57) by JWST's NIRCAM -- OC Composition

NASA's James Webb Space Telescope revealed a colorful and extremely detailed image of Ring Nebula, also known as Messier 57. The Ring Nebula is the glowing remains of a dead star, located around 2,200 light-years away. Some say it looks like an eye, others see a stadium. What do you see?

The Falcon and the Redstone rocket and Mercury capsule. The Falcon's heavy communications satellite payload, at a record setting 9 metric tons, is bound for geosynchronous orbit some 22,000 miles above planet Earth. Credit: Matt Haskell

Phobos over Mars. Why is Phobos so dark? Phobos, the largest and innermost of the two Martian moons, is the darkest moon in the entire Solar System. Its unusual orbit and color indicate that it may be a captured asteroid composed of a mixture of ice and dark rock. Credit: ESA, DLR, Mars Express.

My image of the Great Crater of Plato and Monte Teneriffe has the resolution of resolving objects <200 meter's across. Video of the Live view during capture in the comments.

The supermoon in August 5th

Rocket Engine Plumes From The Predawn Launch

Testing of an RD-861K upper stage engine at Yuzhmash, Ukraine in 2020

Do you guys think Bruce should enjoy being Batman? (All Star Batman and Robin, The Boy Wonder #5)

Batman by Alex Ross

Batman Beyond Project Update! Whipped up a quick Robert Vance concept