September 18 birthday space photos
Born on September 18? Here is the space photo NASA or ESA released on September 18 in every year since 1995. Find your year and open its card to share it or print it.
32 years of photos September 18 birthdays fall under Virgo.
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The Sun on 18 September 2026
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SB-2025-09-18
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The Sun on 18 September 2025
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SB-2024-09-18
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The Sun on 18 September 2024
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SB-2023-09-18
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A peculiar proceeding
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SB-2022-09-18
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The Sun on 18 September 2022
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SB-2021-09-18
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Rubin's Galaxy
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SB-2020-09-18
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The Sun on 18 September 2020
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The Sun on 18 September 2019
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The Sun on 18 September 2018
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The Sun on 18 September 2017
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The Sun on 18 September 2016
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SB-2015-09-18
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A Plutonian Landscape
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The Sun on 18 September 2014
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The Sun on 18 September 2013
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Orbiting Astronaut Self-Portrait
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SB-2011-09-18
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A Sharp View of the Sun
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SB-2010-09-18
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The Sun on 18 September 2010
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SB-2009-09-18
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Take My Hand
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SB-2008-09-18
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The Earth on 18 September 2008 · Madagascar
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The Earth on 18 September 2007 · Red Sea
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The Earth on 18 September 2006 · Persian Gulf
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The Earth on 18 September 2005 · Pilbara, Western Australia
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M55: Globular Star Cluster
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SB-2003-09-18
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Saturn by Three
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SB-2002-09-18
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The Earth on 18 September 2002 · Nile Delta and Sinai
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SB-2001-09-18
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Surrounded by Mars
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SB-2000-09-18
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Approaching the International Space Station
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SB-1999-09-18
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Mercury Astronauts and a Redstone
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SB-1998-09-18
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Lunar Prospects
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SB-1997-09-18
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Erupting Sun
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SB-1996-09-18
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Stars in the Infrared Sky
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SB-1995-09-18
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The Large Cloud of Magellan
NASA APOD · Anglo-Australian Telescope
Board Explanation: Magellan and his crew had plenty of time to study the southern sky
during their famous voyage around the world. As a result, two fuzzy
cloud like objects, nestled among the southern constellations of Doradus
and Tucana are now
known as the Clouds of Magellan. The Magellanic Clouds are small irregular
galaxies, satellites of our
larger Milky Way spiral galaxy.
The Large Magellanic Cloud
(LMC) pictured above is the closest galaxy to our own Milky Way,
at a distance of about 180,000 light years.
The Magellanic Clouds are joined to the Milky Way by a
stream of cold hydrogen gas whose origin is still controversial.
An unusual effect called
gravitational lensing has recently
been detected in a few LMC stars, and there is hope this could
tell us important information about the
true composition of our universe. Tomorrow's picture: The Small Cloud of Magellan | Archive | Glossary | Education | About APOD | Astronomy Picture of the Day (TM) is created and copyrighted in 1995 by Robert Nemiroff and Jerry Bonnell who are solely responsible for its content.
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Born before 1995?
NASA started posting a space photo every day in June 1995. Pick your exact date and your card shows a photo from the part of the sky that belongs to your zodiac sign.
Pick your dateThe Sun on September 18
NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory photographs the Sun every few seconds. Here is one frame from September 18 in each year since 2010.
