Astronomy prints: planets, nebulae and galaxies, framed
The planets as the probes saw them: Jupiter from Voyager 1 in 1979 and from Juno in 2017, Saturn from Cassini in 2004, Pluto from New Horizons in 2015, and the Sun from the Solar Dynamics Observatory.
Farther out are Hubble's Whirlpool and Sombrero galaxies, the Antennae, and the Orion, Ring and Bubble nebulae, with the Mystic Mountain in the Carina Nebula. The James Webb Space Telescope adds the Southern Ring, the Tarantula and the Cat's Paw nebulae and a lensed galaxy cluster.
Don Pettit's Milky Way from the International Space Station, the Artemis II solar eclipse and two JPL travel posters, for Mars and the lava world 55 Cancri e, finish the page. Each is printed at its true shape, nothing cropped or stretched, and arrives framed and ready to hang.
22 works in this collection, dated 1979 to 2026. Most represented: NASA (4), NASA / ESA / CSA / STScI (3), and NASA / ESA / Hubble (2). Sources include NASA Image and Video Library, NASA / ESA / STScI, and NASA.
