Someone Else Out There
Gemini 6A · 15 December 1965S65-63194

Museum quality prints of restored NASA photographs

The view from out there.

Earthrise, the Pillars of Creation and more than 500 of the greatest space photographs ever taken, from 1840 to Webb and Artemis II in 2026. As framed prints, photo art prints and phone cases.

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By the authors of the bestselling Apollo VII-XVII, VOYAGER and the new NASA Photo Book
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From the original film scans and mission data.

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Each print is made for you. No prints gathering dust on a shelf.

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Earth rising above the lunar horizon, Apollo 8, 24 December 1968Bestseller
Apollo 8 · 24 December 1968AS08-14-2383

Earthrise

Anders had black and white film loaded. He called for colour, and Lovell found a roll before the Earth cleared the horizon.
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Buzz Aldrin with Neil Armstrong reflected in his visor, Apollo 11, 20 July 1969Bestseller
Apollo 11 · 20 July 1969AS11-40-5903

Two Men in One Frame

The second man is the reflection. Armstrong is the white shape in the gold visor, standing where you are standing.
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The Pillars of Creation in the Eagle Nebula, Hubble, 2 November 1995
Hubble · 2 November 1995OPO9544A

The Pillars of Creation

Paul Scowen laid the separate frames out on a table, saw what they made, and telephoned Jeff Hester to come at once.
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Earth rising over the lunar horizon above Mare Smythii, Apollo 10, May 1969Bestseller
Apollo 10 · May 1969AS10-27-3888

Earth Over Smyth's Sea

‘We can see how the Sun progresses across the Earth up there every time we get an Earthrise,’ Tom Stafford said in lunar orbit.
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Earth setting behind the lunar horizon beyond Ohm crater, Artemis II, 6 April 2026
Artemis II · 6 April 2026ART002E009288

Earthset

Fifty seven years after Apollo 8 photographed Earth coming up over the Moon, a crew photographed it going down.
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Charlie Duke on the rim of Plum crater, Rover beyond, Apollo 16, 21 April 1972Bestseller
Apollo 16 · 21 April 1972AS16-114-18424

On the Rim of Plum

As John Young turned with the camera, Charlie Duke told him, ‘John, you are just beautiful.’ Houston said it had never heard John described that way.
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Bruce McCandless flying free with the jet backpack, STS-41-B, 7 February 1984
STS-41-B · 7 February 1984STS41B-35-1613

Nothing Holding Him

No line, no arm, no handhold. He flew out 320 feet from the shuttle and flew back.
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John Young jumping and saluting beside the flag, Apollo 16, 21 April 1972Bestseller
Apollo 16 · 21 April 1972AS16-113-18339

Both Boots Off the Ground

One of the instruments standing near the Lunar Module is a telescope, the only observatory ever operated from the surface of the Moon.
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Earth as a tiny point inside a sunbeam, Voyager 1, 14 February 1990
Voyager 1 · 14 February 1990PIA23645

Earth in a Sunbeam

Earth is the single point of light inside the beam, less than one pixel across. Thirty four minutes after the last of these frames, the cameras were switched off for good.
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Full Earth from the Mediterranean to Antarctica, Apollo 17, 7 December 1972Bestseller
Apollo 17 · 7 December 1972AS17-148-22727

The Blue Marble

The white across the bottom of the disc is the south polar ice cap. No Apollo crew before this one was on a path that let them photograph it.
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Saturn in eclipse with Earth as a blue point, Cassini, 19 July 2013
Cassini · 19 July 2013PIA17172

Saturn in Eclipse

Cassini sat in Saturn's shadow for four hours. Earth is the blue point out to the right of the rings.
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A curved sector of the Moon with dark mare patches, Apollo 17, December 1972Bestseller
Apollo 17 · December 1972AS17-152-23288

The Moon Falling Away

From low orbit the Moon looks almost flat. Here it curves away, because the crew were leaving it behind.
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Earth rising above the lunar horizon, Apollo 8, 24 December 1968
Earth setting behind the lunar horizon beyond Ohm crater, Artemis II, 6 April 2026
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Earthrise and Earthset

The Earth from the Moon, photographed by Apollo 8 in December 1968 and by Artemis II in April 2026.
Together from $236.70$263.00
The Pillars of Creation in the Eagle Nebula, Hubble, 2 November 1995
The Pillars of Creation in the Eagle Nebula
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The Pillars, twice

The Pillars of Creation by Hubble in 1995, and again by Webb in infrared in 2022.
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Columbia clearing Launch Complex 39A
Atlantis touching down with its drag chute out
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First launch, last landing

Columbia clearing the pad in April 1981, and Atlantis touching down in July 2011, thirty years apart.
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Gemini 8 · 16 March 1966 S66-25782

Shot in space. Restored on Earth.

Most versions of these photographs online are old scans, full of dust, scratches and noise. We restored them for our books, Apollo VII-XVII and The NASA Photo Book, from NASA’s scans of the original film and its processed mission images, adding nothing that was never there. Each print is made from the same file as the page in the book. These restored versions are only available here.

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Phone cases with Apollo photographs, seen from above

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Where it startedOur books

Over 15 years inside the NASA archives.

It started in 2014 with one idea: a beautiful coffee table book of the Apollo photographs, from the classics to the rare frames buried deep in NASA's archives. That book became the bestselling Apollo VII-XVII, and two more books followed.

Apollo VII-XVII, front cover

Apollo VII-XVII

Where it began. The bestselling book of the Apollo missions, newly released in a revised and extended edition.

VOYAGER, front cover

VOYAGER

Photographs of our most distant neighbours, sent home at just 800 by 800 pixels. We reworked them so they could be printed large, in full detail, for the first time.

The NASA Photo Book, front cover

The NASA Photo Book

Every era of NASA in one book. More than 340 photographs, from Mercury and Gemini through Apollo, Skylab and the Space Shuttle to Hubble, James Webb and Artemis II.

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