See the universe and science through the eyes of NASA. This Moon poster by NASA displays their efforts to learn everything about the Moon for the benefit of humanity. This split image of spiral galaxy ...

In this space wallpaper, this montage of images taken by skywatcher Kieth Burns shows the Dec. 20, 2010 total lunar eclipse. The photos won a NASA contest to become an official NASA/JPL wallpaper for ...

Missing some cosmic intervention in your life lately? How about bringing the cosmos to your fingertips? You can perhaps bring a fresh perspective to your life by simply changing the old wallpaper. How ...

Not many people know that NASA constantly publishes photos of stars, comets, and many other objects of the cosmos. NASA does that on a daily basis, believe it or not, and the app we’re here to talk to ...

8 breathtaking NASA wallpapers for space enthusiastsSpace is so vast that it would take light over 1,00,000 years to travel across our Milky Way galaxy.

Earlier this week, we showed off an exclusive image of the iPhone XS that Apple will unveil later this month. In that image, the iPhone XS is rocking a brand new wallpaper that seemingly depicts the ...

NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope captures the iconic Pillars of Creation, where new stars are born in the Eagle Nebula. A protostar, HH 34, is captured in this image, surrounded by a disk of gas and dust ...

Jupiter is the largest planet in our Solar System by a pretty wide margin, and while it's not exactly the most welcoming to human visitors, it's still the most eye-catching. NASA's Juno spacecraft has ...

Stunning NASA space wallpapers that will take you to another worldBy Sakshi Sah Published Mar 05, 2025 Hindustan Times Trending Photo Credit: NASA Stunning NASA space wallpapers that will take you to ...

Back in April 2020, NASA announced that it was bringing back ‘The Worm’, the fabled 1970s-era logo that graced some of the most significant space expeditions of the decade. In those days, the agency’s ...

The space shuttle Atlantis is seen shortly after the rotating service structure (RSS) was rolled back at Launch Pad 39A at the NASA Kennedy Space Center on July 7, 2011 in this cool space wallpaper.

We’d always suspected photographer Benedict Redgrove had a bit of a space fetish. One of Wallpaper’s favourite lensmen, he rarely passes up a chance to bring an otherworldly quality to everything from ...