50 METERS AWAY

Each artwork is numbered, certified and comes with a NASA description on the backside.

NASA photo description (backside)

S-84-27020

7 FEBRUARY 1984

JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON, TEXAS

41-B SCENE OF CHALLENGER - - A fixed camera on Astronaut Bruce McCandless helmet recorded this rare scene of the Space Shuttle Challenger some 50-60-meters away during a history-making extravehicular activity (EVA) Geb. 7. 1984. The 35mm frame is reminiscence of photography recorded of the reusable vehicle in June from the then free-flying SPAS-01 package. The Shuttle pallet satellite is configured mid cargo bay here as SPAS-OIA. Astronaut Robert L. Stewart, standing beneath the remorse manipulator system (RNS) arm, later denned the same manned maneuvering unit [...] which afforded McCasndless the freedom of movement to record this image. Also visible in the cargo bay are the support stations for the two [...] back-packs, the sunshields for the [...] B and Westar VI satellites, Ku-band antenna and a number of getaway special (GAS) canisters.
pg. 115
Credit: NASA

Production details

No frame/print
LightJet print on Kodak Pro Endura

• Special paper for luminous colors & high contrasts
• UV-protected with color-warranty

Wooden frame (black)
Solid wood frame with passe-partout for floating mounting

• With art glass (less reflection)
• Ready to hang
• Gallery quality presentation

Aluminium Dibond
Original photo print under matte acrylic glass

• Ready to hang
• Gallery quality presentation
• Light and shatterproof

Available dimensions

Size small – edition of 250 – 17.72 inch x 14.17 inch (45cm x 36cm)
Size medium – edition of 150 – 39.37 inch x 31.50 inch (100cm x 80cm)
Size large – edition of 100 – 59.06 inch x 47.24 inch (150cm x 120cm)