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The Bruce Murray Space Image Library is a unique collection – recent and past photos and videos from the world’s space agencies, artwork, diagrams, and amateur-processed space images. Bruce Murray, Planetary Society cofounder and emeritus director of NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, insisted that planetary missions take photos for the public as well as for scientists. Bruce literally helped change our picture of the solar system.
Jessica Watkins and Zena Cardman
Voyager 1 approach to Saturn
Artist's concept of OSIRIS-REx flying past Earth on September 22, 2017
Ground track for OSIRIS-REx Earth Gravity Assist (EGA)
Infrared view of Cassini's impact site
Cassini's final image
Lone propeller in Saturn's rings
Daphnis' final appearance
The last look at Saturn from the Cassini spacecraft
Saturn's rings from Cassini
Saturn's north polar hexagon
Rhea and Epimetheus
One of Cassini's last views of Titan's lakes
Saturn's F ring and Prometheus
Cassini's final Saturn mosaic (preliminary version)
Daphnis making waves in Saturn's rings
Saturn on August 31, 2017 from Cassini
Saturn silhouette with rings from Cassini
Cassini's final view of Titan
Enceladus near the end
Enceladus sets on the Cassini mission to Saturn
Cassini's last image
A final glimpse of Enceladus
Enceladus setting
On Vera Rubin Ridge at last (Curiosity sol 1809)
Weirdly eroded rocks at the base of Vera Rubin Ridge, Curiosity sol 1800
Finely eroded rock textures in Murray mudstone at the base of Vera Rubin Ridge
Ascending the slope of Vera Rubin Ridge (Curiosity sol 1812)
Mastcam-colorized ChemCam views of Vera Rubin Ridge, sol 1745
Distant ChemCam view of Vera Rubin Ridge, Curiosity sol 1741
Nearly full Phobos from Curiosity
Vera Rubin Ridge from survey stop 1, Curiosity sol 1726
Phil Stooke's Curiosity route maps (updated to sol 1810)
Cassini end-of-mission visual timeline (UTC)
Iapetus moving out of eclipse
Saturn and its rings
Many Cassini views of Tethys
Iapetus in false color
Cassini views Dione's south pole
Crescent Saturn and rings
Tethys and Saturn
Early Cassini mission art
Curiosity's drill feed partially extended, sol 1757
Curiosity's drill feed in motion, sols 1757 and 1780
Curiosity's drill feed fully extended, sol 1780
Alignment of the Curiosity drill sample chamber outlet and the CHIMRA sample inlet
Jupiter from Juno's eighth perijove
Juno Perijove 8 overview
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