Favorite space images: "Many Worlds"

For this evening's Planetary Radio Live event, Mat Kaplan asked me to do a presentation of some favorite space images. I told him that picking favorite space images is like picking favorite children; it's not possible because they're all my favorite. To narrow things down, I decided to explore a theme. In my big space images library I have a special tag that I use for when a photo contains more than one planetary body: "Many Worlds." You can view all the images in the library that have the Many Worlds tag; below is the list of photos I showed in my talk.

• Planets over Cumbria
• 2010 Total Solar Eclipse
• Birth of a New Moon
• Galileo view of an Earth-Moon conjunction
• The Moon transiting Earth, as seen from Deep Impact (animation)
• Transit of Deimos, Curiosity sol 42
• Phobos over Mars from Phobos 2
• Phobos and Jupiter
• High-resolution Voyager 1 view of Jupiter with Io and Europa
• Jupiter and Europa from Cassini
• Io and Europa from New Horizons (Emily Lakdawalla's version)
• Ida and Dactyl in enhanced color
• Lutetia and Saturn, in color
• Saturn family portrait (taken 20 months before Cassini orbit insertion)
• Rhea, ring shadows, and moon shadows on Saturn
• Mimas above the Rings
• Dione and Saturn, May 2, 2012
• Mimas setting
• Titan and Rhea
• Titan, Dione, Pan, and Pandora
• Dione in front of ringmoons
• A gaggle of moons
• The Solar System Family Portrait
• MESSENGER's solar system family portrait