Astronomy - EyeSpark

An image showing a bunch of foam semispheres coloured to resemble planets and major moons of the Solar System on a table. A brown loop of cardboard is Saturn's rings. Jupiter isn't painted.

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My Old Solar System Model

An old school project from 2021.

A collage of media I've engaged with this last week.

Weekly Updates

EyeSpark Weekly – April 10, 2026

This started out as a very slow week for me, but I've managed to find a lot of nice stuff to share the last few days! Videos * I've been able to catch up with LoadingReadyRun's The Panalysts again, and last Saturday's episode

Weekly Updates

EyeSpark Weekly – April 3, 2026

Here's my fourth weekly update of the media I've interacted with this week, amongst other stuff! I am getting a better hang of the format now, and I also started writing this on Saturday, as opposed to the previous ones that I usually started around Wednesday.

The highest-quality images of Pluto before the New Horizons space probe reached it in July 2015. It's a sphere covered with fuzzy black and yellow blobs.

Astronomy

Pluto's Pre-Photography Render

The thing that really made me get into astronomy was videos that compared the sizes of objects. The first one I ever saw was by JXGaming as a kid, and I was absolutely obsessed with them for years since. There is something about these older videos, though, that I didn&

All the four characters I created based on the Galilean Moons on my notebook.

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The Galilean Moons Personified

Earlier today I was binging some of Hank Green's videos and I was watching his video on the Galilean moons, the four large moons of Jupiter that all have incredibly unique characteristics. They were discovered in 1610 by Galileo Galilei and were the first ever true astronomical discovery,