NASA Picture / NEPTUNE AND TRITON

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

Picture of Neptun and Triton

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NASA photo description

29 AUGUST 1989

Range : 4.86 million km (3 million mi.) This dramatic view of the crescents of Neptune and Triton was acquired by Voyager 2 approx. 3 days, 6 1/2 hours after its closest approach to Neptune. The space craft was pluging southward at an angle of 48 degrees to the plane of the ecliptic. This direction, combined with the current season of southern summer in the Neptune system, gives this picture its unique geometry. The smallest detail discernible is approx. 90 km (56 mi.). Color was produced using images taken through the narrow-angle camera's clear, orange and green filters. Neptune does not appear as blue from this viewpoint because the forward scattering nature of its atmosphere is more important than its absorption of red light at this high phase angle (134 degrees).

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)