Description
Image Details
The Cassini spacecraft captured one of its last looks at Saturn and its main rings from a distance. When Cassini arrived at Saturn in 2004, the planet's northern hemisphere was in darkness, just emerging from winter. This image taken on October 28th 2016 captures the entire north pole bathed in continuous summer sunlight. It looks toward the sunlit side of the rings from about 25 degrees above the ring-plane, acquired at a distance of approximately 870,000 miles from Saturn. The resolution allows scientists to study details down to 50 miles wide.
C-type
Poster
Discover the timeless allure of our silver-based C-type prints. These archival quality masterpieces boast remarkable colour reproduction, capturing authenticity with every detail. Printed on 231 gsm Fuji Matt paper, they’re built to withstand the test of time. The anti-reflective properties ensure minimal glare, allowing the poster to shine without distractions.
Giclée
Fine Art
Experience the vibrant beauty of our giclée fine art. Crafted with precision, our printing process makes use of 11 separate inks, resulting in vivid colours and sharp details. These exquisite prints are designed to be framed, preserving their flawless finish. We use 308 gsm Hahnemüle Photo Rag paper, known for its smooth texture and matte surface. Expect deep blacks, even colour reproduction and exceptional detail. The delicate cotton feel of the paper ensures smooth colour gradients.
Carbon Neutral
Environmental Impact
All of our prints are carbon neutral. Using the Shop Pay checkout option also makes a further contribution towards the Shop Sustainability Fund, which funds various carbon removal projects (this is at no extra cost to you).