Von Karman Collection

Dust storm off West Africa
July 8, 2010 - Dust storm off West Africa

Voyager record
Duplicate of plaque covering an LP record mounted on Voyager spacecraft, showing Earths position in the galaxy related to 14 known pulsars and instructions on how to play the record

Satellite view of the Outer Aleutian Islands
June 2, 2010 - Satellite view of the Outer Aleutian Islands

Von Karmann cloud vortices off the coast of Cheju Do
December 26, 2009 - Von Karman cloud vortices off the coast of Cheju Do. Cheju Do is an island off the southwest coast of South Korea, its nearly invisible here beneath the cloud cover

Clouds over the Juan Fernandez Islands form into vortices
January 20, 2010 - Clouds over the Juan Fernandez Islands form into vortices. Turbulence, caused by the wind passing over the highest point of each island

Cloud vortices off Cheju Do, South Korea
December 25, 2008 - Von Karmann cloud vortices off the coast of Cheju Do, South Korea. Cheju Do is an island off the southwest coast of South Korea, its nearly invisible here beneath the cloud cover

Cloud vortices off Jan Mayen Island, Greenland Sea
February 24, 2009 - Cloud vortices off Jan Mayen Island, Greenland Sea

Cloud patterns visible over the Aleutian Islands
March 14, 2010 - Interesting cloud patterns visible over the Aleutian Islands. Turbulence, caused by the wind passing over the highest points of the islands

Glory over the Pacific Ocean
May 20, 2008 - A deck of clouds over the Pacific Ocean. The ring-shaped, rainbow-like phenomenon, known as a glory, appears through the length of the center of this image

Cloud vortex streets off the coast of northwestern Africa
May 15, 2009 -Low-level winds rushing over the Cape Verde Islands off the coast of northwestern Africa created cloud vortex streets which share this scene with the top of the Hubble Space Telescope

A glory is seen above a layer of stratocumulus clouds over the Pacific Ocean
June 21, 2012 - A layer of stratocumulus clouds over the Pacific Ocean served as the backdrop for this rainbow-like optical phenomenon known as a glory

Model of Voyager spacecraft in Jet Propulsion Laboratorys Von Karman auditorium

Voyager spacecraft imager scan platform. Photographed at Jet Propulsion Laboratory

Clouds disrupted by islands, true-colour satellite image. North is at top. The islands (brown) of the Canary Islands (lower right) and Madeira (upper centre) are disrupting clouds (white)

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"Von Karman: Unveiling Nature's Artistry in the Skies" Nature's canvas comes alive as dust storms off West Africa create a mesmerizing spectacle. Satellite views of the Outer Aleutian Islands reveal an ethereal dance of clouds, forming intricate patterns that captivate our imagination. Von Karman cloud vortices enchant us with their graceful swirls off the coast of Cheju Do, while over the Juan Fernandez Islands, clouds morph into mesmerizing vortices. South Korea's Cheju Do witnesses another breathtaking display as cloud vortices paint the sky with their elegant strokes. Jan Mayen Island in Greenland Sea showcases its own unique cloud formations resembling delicate brushstrokes on a celestial canvas. Cloud patterns visible over the Aleutian Islands unveil nature's artistic prowess. Glory graces the Pacific Ocean, casting a radiant halo above stratocumulus clouds - a sight that leaves us awestruck by its sheer beauty and wonder. As we explore further into space, Voyager records these celestial wonders for eternity, reminding us of our place in this vast universe. A model of Voyager spacecraft stands as a testament to human curiosity and exploration. Von Karman reminds us to appreciate Earth's natural artistry; it is through observing phenomena like cloud vortex streets off northwestern Africa that we realize how intricately interconnected our planet truly is. Let your eyes wander across these captivating scenes painted by von Karman – where nature meets artistry and science intertwines with beauty – revealing secrets hidden within our skies.