Solar Eclipse Print | Artemis II

On 6 April 2026, as Artemis II flew around the Moon, its crew saw the Moon pass completely in front of the Sun. From where they were, the Moon looked big enough to block the Sun for nearly 54 minutes, far longer than any eclipse seen from Earth. A soft glow surrounds the dark lunar disc, and stars too faint to see beside a bright Moon shine through. Image digitally remastered and optimised for print. The highest fine art Giclée printing, on archival satin 285gsm premium paper. Image credit: NASA.