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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.
Sunset, Curiosity sol 1880
Total Solar Eclipse Montage
Mercury Transit
Total solar ecilpse
Transit of the Sun by Deimos, Curiosity sol 2350
Transit of the Sun by Phobos, Curiosity sol 2359
Illustration of the solar system's boundaries
Sunrise over sea ice near the North Pole
Delta IV Heavy Parker Solar Probe launch
Phobos transits the Sun as seen from Curiosity
Coronal mass ejections and Earth's magnetosphere
Van Allen belts
Artist's concept of Mercury's magnetosphere and the Sun
Totality at 38,000 feet
Eye safety during an eclipse
The Sun from SDO, Nov. 8, 2016
Sunset on Mars, Curiosity sol 312
Mercury Transit, 2016
Last sunrise
A Day in the Life of the Solar System: 28 October 2015
Solar prominence on April 13, 2010
Earth and Moon Photobomb SDO
SDO partial solar eclipse
Proba-2 partial solar eclipse
Proba-2 partial solar eclipses
Lagrange Points 1-5 of the Sun-Earth system
Real-time sunset on Mars
DSCOVR at L1
Partial solar eclipse of 9 May 2013 as viewed from Hawaii
Curiosity sees a Phobos transit, sol 713
Curiosity sees a Phobos transit, sol 369
The Martian analemma as seen by Opportunity, Mars Years 28 and 29
Zodiacal light at the Moon from LADEE
Gene Cernan's sketch of the sunrise as seen from lunar orbit
Accidental beauty: the Sun and Saturn
Rotating Sun in Three Wavelengths
Rotating Sun in Extreme Ultraviolet
Sun Storms in Extreme Ultraviolet
Mercury transits the EUVI field on the NASA STEREO-A satellite
Mercury transiting the Sun in multiple wavelengths
Comet ISON's perihelion from the STEREO spacecraft
Comet ISON Dives Toward the Sun (SOHO LASCO images)
Comet ISON just after perihelion in SOHO LASCO C3
Comet ISON closest approach distance relative to the size of the Sun
ISON approaches the Sun as seen from STEREO-A (Nov 21-26, 2013)
Comet ISON's predicted path through SOHO LASCO fields of view
Solar chromosphere and diamond ring near totality
X-class solar flare, October 25, 2013
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