Bring space home with this Earthset Space Series Poster, featuring the Artemis II crew's photograph of Earth setting behind the far side of the Moon, set in a bold Swiss-style layout with the mission's key facts. Perfect for astronomy lovers, offices, classrooms and modern gallery walls.
Why You'll Love It
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Historic moment: Photographed during Artemis II's seven-hour lunar flyby, echoing Apollo 8's Earthrise.
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Science meets design: A large sans-serif title, the image, and a four-column data grid in a clean Swiss-style layout.
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Gift ready: A standout present for space enthusiasts, science teachers, and stargazers.
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Archival quality: Museum-grade paper and pigment inks for sharp detail and long-lasting color.
About Earthset
Earth slips behind the Moon. On April 6, 2026, during their seven-hour lunar flyby aboard the Orion spacecraft, the Artemis II crew photographed our home planet setting behind the far side of the Moon.
The view echoes Apollo 8's iconic Earthrise of 1968: more than half a century later, explorers once again looking back at our world from the Moon. NASA image art002e021278 is printed here with its mission details: date, mission, spacecraft and image ID.
The colors are real. This is an authentic photograph taken by the Artemis II crew, not an artist's rendering or digital illustration.
Learn more: NASA Image and Video Library
Print & Frame Details
- Museum-quality 189 gsm matte paper with archival pigment inks
- Framed options: 0.75" Ayous wood frame in black, white, or natural with lightweight Acrylite front
- Hanging hardware included on framed prints
- Available sizes: 5x7, 8x10, 11x14, 12x12, 12x16, 12x18, 16x16, 16x20, 18x24, 20x30, 24x36 inches
- Printed to order to reduce waste and ensure fresh, clean prints
FAQ
Is this a real photo?
Yes. The Artemis II crew took it from the Orion spacecraft on April 6, 2026, during their lunar flyby. The colors are real. It is not AI art or an illustration.
What does it show?
Earth setting behind the far side of the Moon, photographed during the crew's seven-hour lunar flyby.
How is it related to Earthrise?
It echoes Apollo 8's Earthrise of 1968: more than half a century later, explorers again looking back at our world from the Moon.
What sizes and frames are available?
Sizes from 5x7" to 24x36", including 12x12" and 16x16" squares. Choose print only, a black, white or wood frame, or a floating frame canvas in black, white or walnut.
Can it be personalized?
Yes. Add a name, date or short message at no extra cost.
Make It Personal
Every print can be personalized — add a name, date or short message at no extra cost.
Thoughtful Craftsmanship
Every Swell Scenes print is produced to order with careful color review and durable materials so your art arrives ready to impress and made to last.
About Swell Scenes
Swell Scenes creates design-forward wall art inspired by the places and stories we love, from planets and deep-space imagery to national parks and world cities.
Image credit: NASA
Swell Scenes is an independent studio and is not affiliated with or endorsed by NASA, ESA, CSA or any space agency.
