Snap snap snap.

NASA has released some pretty swank images over the past few weeks.

This one shows unusually long plasma filaments snaking across the surface of the sun.

Here's our most recently discovered comet, Machholz.

Inside Endurance Crater last month, the Opportunity Mars Rover peered up at Burns Cliff and then climbed up and out of the crater after six months exploring it. Upon emerging, it snapped pictures of wispy Martian clouds.

Meanwhile, the Spirit Rover began heading for Columbia Hills six months ago. Having climbed into them, it paused to glance back.

Following its first flyby of the Saturnian moon Dione and catching this stunning color photograph of Mimas against Saturn's blue atmosphere, Cassini swooped back in toward Titan, preparing for its Christmas day release of the Huygens probe.

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