7 Photos From Space That Look Like Art

Thanks to NASA's innovative technology, we are now able to capture some of the most awe-inspiring scenes from above and beyond planet earth. For years, NASA has garnered different photographs of space that allows us to peer into our galaxy from below. It's not surprising how it holds countless inspiration for all, be it for the field of science or arts. And seeing these seven photos will make you wonder how our artists' works closely resemble the universe we have yet to explore.

The Brown Ovals in Northern Hemisphere of Saturn is quite visible in this photo. Different shades of brown blend so well in this photo that make it look like strokes of paint. | Photo: NASA

Jupiter probably has to be one of the most beautiful and inspiring planets in our galaxy that provides artists a captivating subject to paint. | Photo: NASA

Through the HiRise, we get to see the frost avalanches happening at the edge of the North Polar layered deposits of Mars. | Photo: NASA

This was taken by the JunoCam during Juno's 25th perijove pass on 17 February 2020. This photo was enhanced by citizen scientist Rita Najm, which now resembles a painting. | Photo: NASA

These are Equatorial Gullies on Mars, found in Libya Montes. These gullies appear on steep slopes, including the walls of craters, which almost appear like white paint on a canvas in this enhanced photograph. | Photo: NASA

This photo was taken during sunset from the International Space Station located above the earth's horizon. | Photo: NASA

This is the far eastern, desert portion of Western Australia, taken from the International Space Station. Photo: NASA

Photo 1 of 7 The Brown Ovals in Northern Hemisphere of Saturn is quite visible in this photo. Different shades of brown blend so well in this photo that make it look like strokes of paint. | Photo: NASA

Photo 2 of 7 Jupiter probably has to be one of the most beautiful and inspiring planets in our galaxy that provides artists a captivating subject to paint. | Photo: NASA

Photo 3 of 7 Through the HiRise, we get to see the frost avalanches happening at the edge of the North Polar layered deposits of Mars. | Photo: NASA

Photo 4 of 7 This was taken by the JunoCam during Juno's 25th perijove pass on 17 February 2020. This photo was enhanced by citizen scientist Rita Najm, which now resembles a painting. | Photo: NASA

Photo 5 of 7 These are Equatorial Gullies on Mars, found in Libya Montes. These gullies appear on steep slopes, including the walls of craters, which almost appear like white paint on a canvas in this enhanced photograph. | Photo: NASA

Photo 6 of 7 This photo was taken during sunset from the International Space Station located above the earth's horizon. | Photo: NASA

Photo 7 of 7 This is the far eastern, desert portion of Western Australia, taken from the International Space Station. Photo: NASA

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7 Photos From Space That Look Like Art