AstroMural
Posters
See announcement below about our new poster.
The sky’s finest showpieces grace your wall. We print AstroMurals bigger
(38"x26") and finer (in dot-less continuous-tone collotype printing), on heavy
over-sized chart paper. Rich duotones bring out subtle detail that lesser publishers mush
over. Classic observatory imagery from giant telescopes.
$9.95 each. (Children not included.)
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Bernice’s Hairclip Galaxy NGC 4565
Dramatic Solar Prominence
The Dumbbell Nebula M 27 (color)
The Eta Carinae Nebula (color)
The Great Andromeda Galaxy M 31
The Great Nebula in Orion M 42
The Horsehead Nebula
The Lagoon Nebula M 8 (color)
The Moon’s Southern Highlands
Third Quarter Moon
Total Solar Eclipse
The Triangulum Galaxy M 33
The Trifid Nebula M 20
Venus in ultraviolet (color)
The Whirlpool Galaxy M 51 (contrasty b/w)
The Whirlpool Galaxy M 51 (color)
Whole Moon Montage
New Poster
Coming Soon!
Inquiries welcome!
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Nebula, Condense and Stir
Text and science by Norm Sperling
Art by Don Davis
Learn how stars, planets, comets, asteroids, moons, and meteorites all come
from the same recipe. What distinguishes them are the processes they undergo. Most of
their differences come from their mass, and how hot they got inside.
This beautiful new poster shows how each kind of object became the way it is
now. Famous space artist Don Davis enhances the latest pictures and shows how they relate.
Norm Sperling’s lively descriptions explain the processes and distinctions.
Don’t teach astronomy without this!
"A wonderful way to show that objects we often categorize as separate
beasts are really all part of a continuum of physical form. This is a must-have for gift
shops and classrooms." — Jim Manning, The Planetarian
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