Oh, him? He's definitely not on the list.
Can't look away, now that they've fallen into orbit.
Above us, the celestial fire. Below us, the infernal heat.
High Priestess Luna bids you to mind your manner in her domain, for it is where her beasts are at their most powerful.
Sure, the Moon is a lot smaller than the Sun, but it's also a *lot* closer!
Bulma is excited to reveal the DBZ Spacelab to the audiences of Earth.
Just one problem! Someone put all the racing stripes on sideways!
Ponder it, won't you? Ponder the eternal and beautiful orb, seen across so many orders of magnitude.
Bears shouldn't walk on sunshine! Not like this!
"Distance doesn't really make you any smaller, but it does make you part of a larger picture." -Ashleigh Brilliant
I didn't give my heart to a rubber wasp, so much as have it stolen.
Look, all I'm saying is that we're never going to run out of space up there.
Republic Space Force: The Wings of Hollandaise
"Reach for a book and you touch the stars," they said. "As above, so below," they said. And look at us now!
The moon is not a place for people. It will never forgive these people for trying to be Selenites.
Can't hardly ponder 'em all, there's so many orbs out here!
A couple meets under a starry sky filled with fruit.
The light from the early universe is right there, waiting for us to grab it.
The Zee shines with all the colors of the Neathbow.
A space telescope gazes across a starry expanse at the white-hot chaos of a black hole accretion disk.
A ground-based galleon must fend off an armada of airships descending from space.
A celebration of NASA computer Katherine Johnson.
The Moon has many secrets, and many feel a pull other than that of the tides.
Have you remembered the moon today?
"That is a beautiful occupation. And since it is beautiful, it is truly useful." The Little Prince (1943), on the subject of The Lamplighter.
A battle group of bookish ships close in on a space station.
The Great Telescope of Birr meets the telescopes of the future.
"Yes, but you're taking the universe out of context." -Ashleigh Brilliant