When I see amazing pictures such as these, I feel that it's just extraordinary how far we've come as a species in some regards, despite all the dark stuff going on.
[shameless plug] In the process of picking out the ones I wanted I thought others might be interested as well, so I created https://OMGSpaceIsAwesome.com - Awesome Framed Art of Space.
While it would obviously be beneficial to me if you purchased one through my site, I would be just as happy if my site inspired you to do it on your own. If you are in the U.S. you are probably close to a Michael's, which does custom framing (albeit they can be expensive) and there are a plethora of places where you can get the images printed before framing.
EDIT: New login because my previous one was tied to a former employer and apparently I haven't posted in a while!
Unfortunately that's a limitation of the custom framer I'm using :/ I'm sure you could find a framer down there and do it yourself though. If you think they look cool on your computer screen they look amazing blown up on your wall!
https://saturn.jpl.nasa.gov/science/saturn/hexagon-in-motion...
Nobody could have expected a hexagon made from the clouds there, each side longer than the diameter of the Earth.
It even changes its color:
https://www.nasa.gov/image-feature/jpl/pia21049/changing-col...
And regarding the darkness, consider that the humanity in around 100 years used up what is estimated as the half of all the oil reserves on Earth that needed many millions of years to form.
> And regarding the darkness, consider that the humanity in around 100 years used up what is estimated as the half of all the oil reserves on Earth that needed many millions of years to form.
Not only that but coal, copper, iron, gold, uranium, rare earths, methane and helium are also nearly half depleted, or will be in a few decades given current usage.
Add the sad state of the environment to that, with ~75% of animal species gone extinct in the last century or two, agricultural depletion of the soil, increasing freshwater scarcity and climate change, and you have a perfect recipe for disaster.