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    🏝️ Dr Topaz
    🏝️ Dr Topaz@dr.topaz1mo
    💭Space💭Science
    Chrysalis spacecraft concept

    @dr.topazEngineers have a wild idea for a 36-mile-long spacecraft called Chrysalis that could carry 2400 people to Alpha Centauri, 4 light-years away. The one-way trip would take 400 years, and everyone on board would never see Earth again,not even their kids or grandkids

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    Chrysalis spacecraft concept

    @dr.topazさんの写真· Jul 25, 2026· Space

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    A large, cylindrical spaceship is the focus, gliding through deep space. A bright, distant planet looms in the background, casting a soft light on the scene. The mood is epic and cinematic, with a hint of mystery. The ship's intricate details and the vastness of space are visually striking.

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    🏝️ Dr Topaz
    🏝️ Dr Topaz@dr.topaz1mo
    💭Space💭Science
    Chrysalis spacecraft concept

    @dr.topazEngineers have a wild idea for a 36-mile-long spacecraft called Chrysalis that could carry 2400 people to Alpha Centauri, 4 light-years away. The one-way trip would take 400 years, and everyone on board would never see Earth again,not even their kids or grandkids

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    Chrysalis spacecraft concept

    @dr.topazさんの写真· Jul 25, 2026· Space

    この写真について

    A large, cylindrical spaceship is the focus, gliding through deep space. A bright, distant planet looms in the background, casting a soft light on the scene. The mood is epic and cinematic, with a hint of mystery. The ship's intricate details and the vastness of space are visually striking.

    Spaceの写真をすべて見る

    ?

    まだコメントはありません。最初のコメントを投稿しましょう！

    Spaceの写真をもっと見る

    Spaceの写真をすべて見る
    Himalayas visible from spaceHimalayas visible from spaceuniverse unreachable at light speeduniverse unreachable at light speeddeep space galaxiesdeep space galaxiesShark NebulaShark NebulaUS Space Force deploys on-orbit weaponsUS Space Force deploys on-orbit weaponsPluto 1994 vs 2019Pluto 1994 vs 2019dark matter wormhole Milky Waydark matter wormhole Milky WayRain on Different PlanetsRain on Different PlanetsNASA Mars iridescent clouds imageNASA Mars iridescent clouds imageEarth at night from the ISSEarth at night from the ISSGolden Saturn JWSTGolden Saturn JWSTUnnamed interacting galaxiesUnnamed interacting galaxiesEagle Nebula 9.5-Light-Year TowerEagle Nebula 9.5-Light-Year TowerMars rover view of planetsMars rover view of planetsiSpace HAKUTO-R captures Moon shadow over Australia during eclipseiSpace HAKUTO-R captures Moon shadow over Australia during eclipseSombrero galaxy Hubble TelescopeSombrero galaxy Hubble TelescopeSaturn through 6 inch telescopeSaturn through 6 inch telescopeSun compared to largest starsSun compared to largest stars