The thumbail does not animate. It’s worth clicking through to the animated GIF. This short clip is one of the most spectacular things I’ve ever seen from space.
For those like me who hadn’t seen this before, this time lapse gif was recorded in 2014. The Rosetta spacecraft had a fascinating, 12 year long mission to get this imagery.
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I’m pretty sure this is just a close up of someone’s balls.
The thumbail does not animate. It’s worth clicking through to the animated GIF. This short clip is one of the most spectacular things I’ve ever seen from space.
Thank you for that recommendation it was absolutely worth clicking through for the gif.
Damn, I’m glad you made this comment as that is an amazing gif;
For those like me who hadn’t seen this before, this time lapse gif was recorded in 2014. The Rosetta spacecraft had a fascinating, 12 year long mission to get this imagery.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rosetta_(spacecraft)