Impressive space photo 2014

The British news agency Reuters selected the most impressive space images and universes captured at important space science events in 2014.

The moment the Soyuz spacecraft TMA-15M was launched from Russia's Baikonur Cosmodrome Center in Kazahkstan brought with three astronauts Samantha Cristoforetti (Italian), Anton Chkaplerov (Russian) and Terry Kirts (American) to the Station. International Space (ISS) on November 24, 2014.Cristoforetti is the first Italian astronaut to fly into space, working on ISS - (Photo: REUTERS / Shamil Zhumatov)

The surface of the comet surface 67P / Churyumov-Gerasimenko was taken by Philae from about 7.8km from October 26, 2014. The Philae probe landed on the comet surface of 67P / Churyumov-Gerasimenko on November 12, the first in the world to successfully land a comet. Scientists have confirmed that Philae has discovered 'organic molecules' containing carbon - the basis of life on Earth on comets 67P / Churyumov-Gerasimenko - (Photo: REUTERS / ESA / Rosetta)

On October 28, 2014, 14-floor Antares unmanned missiles produced by Orbital Sciences Corp (NASA) exploded only six seconds after being launched from the Wallops Flight Facility launcher at Wallops Island, Virginia State (USA).According to the original plan, the missile was tasked with bringing NASA supplies to ISS - (Photo: REUTERS / Matthew Travis / Zero-G News)

The Antarctic Observatory System and BICEP Telescope at Amundsen-Scott Antarctic Station on the Milky Way sky. The photo was published on March 17, 2014, during a research team led by experts at the Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics (USA) who discovered gravitational waves when observing cosmic background radiation. by BICEP telescope in Antarctica. BICEP targets an area called 'south hole' outside the galaxy - where there is little cosmic dust.Detecting gravitational waves immediately after the Big Bang explosion is considered a shock when the curtain is gradually removed from the birth of the universe - (Photo: REUTERS / Keith Vanderlinde / National Science Foundation)

NASA announced the photo on February 24, 2014 taken from ISS showing the two Koreas opposing the night.Korea (in the middle) is almost in darkness, in opposition to neighboring South Korea (bottom right) and China (upper left) - (Photo: REUTERS / NASA-JSC)

Super moon phenomenon is observed in the background behind blocks in Olvera town, Cadiz province, southern Spain on July 12, 2014.When the super moon takes place, the Moon looks bright and bigger than usual - (Photo: REUTERS / Jon Nazca)

Fragments of space spacecraft SpaceShipTwo are found in the eastern region of the Mojave desert, near the Cantil area, California state, USA on October 31, 2014.The SpaceShipTwo of the Virgin Galactic Group exploded just hours after it was launched from Mojave airport and space.The explosion killed one pilot and another seriously injured pilot - (Photo: REUTERS / Lucy Nicholson)

Jerome Vincent, director of a space dive center in Gandolfi, is training 'walking' under a swimming pool in the port city of Marseille, France on October 22, 2014.These underwater exercises are in a training course to simulate future moon, meteorite and Mars walks - (Photo: REUTERS / Jean-Paul Pelissier)

The storm center Arthur looked on the Atlantic Ocean by German astronaut Alexander Gerst on ISS on July 3, 2014.The American people were forced to postpone a series of activities to celebrate the National Day (July 4) to cope with the strong storm of Arthur, threatening the states in the Northeast of the United States.This is the first storm in the Atlantic hurricane season of 2014 - (Photo: REUTERS / Alexander Gerst / NASA)

The photo of the Sun reflected in the ocean was taken by German astronaut Alexander Gerst on ISS and posted on Twitter on July 17, 2014 - (Photo: REUTERS / Alexander Gerst / NASA)