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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.
Jupiter cloud relief
Estimated shape of asteroid Bennu (right) and observation by radar (left)
Crescent Jupiter from Juno
Teeny impact on the OSIRIS-REx sample return capsule heat shield
The OSIRIS-REx Sample Return Capsule imaged by Stowcam on March 2, 2017
High-resolution views of Neptune's moons from Voyager 2
High-resolution views of Uranus' moons from Voyager 2
Drill workspace at Lake Orcadie as of sol 1982
Arm workspace at Bressay, sol 2014
Distant foothills of Mount Sharp, Curiosity sol 1994
Bressay, an odd collection of rocks spotted on sol 2013
Four views of Durness, an outcrop featuring crystals or crystal voids, Curiosity sol 1995
Results of the second attempt to drill at Lake Orcadie, sol 1983
Deimos from Viking 2 Orbiter
NGC 289
Curiosity's first drill attempt at Lake Orcadie, sol 1977
Jupiter's south pole from JunoCam
Movie of Jupiter's north pole from Juno JIRAM
Jupiter's north pole (combined JunoCam and JIRAM data)
Jupiter's north pole from JIRAM
JIRAM's window on Jupiter, August 1, 2016
JIRAM's window on Jupiter, August 26, 2016
JIRAM perijove 5 pass across Jupiter, March 27, 2017
InSight nearly ready for launch
Bruce Banerdt, InSight, and Emily Lakdawalla
Exploded view of the InSight spacecraft
The underside of InSight
InSight tests deployment of the seismometer cover
MarCO data relay
MarCO design
Mars InSight (labeled)
Mars InSight
Mars Cube One (MarCO) in deep space
Mars Cube One (MarCO) at Mars
MarCO spacecraft
Interior structures of Earth, Mars and the Moon, to scale
Laser Retroreflector for InSight (LaRRI)
Engineering drawing of the InSight lander
Saturn on March 29, 2018: a new storm
Saturn on April 1, 2018: New storm
Poás volcano, Costa Rica
Cryogenic opal-A
Sample storage and examination laboratory for Genesis samples
Martian meteorite processing cabinet at the Johnson Space Center
A flow bench in the Johnson Space Center meteorite lab
Exploring Venus: Never give up, never surrender!
The Galilean satellites, from Galileo
Sh2-155: The Cave Nebula
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