Travel to the lunar frontier with this striking NASA composite image of the Moon’s north polar region—captured on December 7, 1992, by the Galileo spacecraft en route to Jupiter. This unique mosaic combines 18 high-resolution photos filtered through green light, revealing the Moon’s rugged topography, lava-filled maria, and massive impact basins with remarkable clarity.
From the sweeping Mare Imbrium to the volcanic Humboldtianum Basin, this print offers an intricate portrait of Earth’s satellite rarely seen in such depth. Perfect for those fascinated by astronomy, science, or lunar exploration.
✔ Why You’ll Love It:
✔️ Authentic imagery from NASA/JPL/USGS
✔️ Detailed north polar view from space
✔️ Minimalist layout with dramatic black background
✔️ Printed on museum-quality matte paper
✔️ Ideal for modern homes, classrooms, or science exhibits
🖨️ Print & Frame Details:
• Premium 189gsm matte paper for rich detail
• Archival inks for lasting clarity
• Optional wood frames in black, white, or natural
• Lightweight Acrylite front protector + mounting hardware
• Secure shipping in protective packaging
🚀 About This Image:
Captured during the Galileo mission’s flyby of the Moon, this composite mosaic shows the northern region in crisp, filtered light. Visible are major lunar landmarks like Mare Serenitatis and Mare Tranquillitatis, as well as lesser-known volcanic basins. The image was created by NASA and the U.S. Geological Survey and released in 1998.
🎨 From the Artists at Swell Scenes:
We turn science into stunning art. Our space collection transforms real NASA imagery into clean, modern wall prints that capture the beauty of exploration—from our Moon to the edge of the galaxy.
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