Stellar Space Art

Stellar Space art images can also show us how Earth looks different than the other planets. In 1968, astronaut William Anders took the shot “Earthrise,” showing our humble planet from the view of the moon. Compare that to “Saturn Eclipse” (which doesn’t have an artist listed), and you’ll see that Earth and the rest of the planets are entirely different! While it isn’t exactly a planet, who could look away from the moon in “Full Moon” by Robert Gendler?

Stars, contrary to popular belief, are not just white! They can be blue, red, and even purple like we see in another image captured by NASA, “Taken Under the ‘Wing’ of the Small Magellanic Cloud.” And stars don’t always hold the small twinkle seen in the night sky. When stars die, they form their own sort of nebula like pictured in “The Helix Nebula: a Gaseous Envelope Expelled by a Dying Star.” Thanks to Stellar Space wall art, we can answer all of our burning questions about what the universe looks like!