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HUMAN EXPLORATION OF PHOBOS - On The Rim Of Limtoc Painting

Pascal Lee

United States

Painting, Oil on Other

Size: 15 W x 16 H x 0.2 D in

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HUMAN EXPLORATION OF PHOBOS - On The Rim Of Limtoc Oil on board, 15 x 16 inches, 2018 Astronauts jetpack from a docked spacecraft to examine a massive boulder on the rim of Limtoc crater, a small impact crater inside the large, 9 km-wide Stickney crater on Mars’ dark inner moon, Phobos. The first human explorers to Mars will likely not land on Mars, but go to Mars orbit and back. There, they could explore Mars' two mysterious little moons, Phobos and Deimos. I can only imagine the wonder these astronauts will experience as they hover around Phobos and see Mars looming in its sky. Signed by the artist at lower right and on the back. Framed by the artist in a black wooden frame.

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Painting:Oil on Other

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:15 W x 16 H x 0.2 D in

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I am a planetary scientist who loves to draw and paint. My artwork is about space and time, and our tiny yet hopeful place in their vastness. I draw and paint about our distant past, events we've survived, our profound cosmic loneliness, and where we might go from here. Mars is the challenge of our time. Humans going to Mars will be greatest adventure in space exploration this century. Beyond Mars, we should journey to Saturn's moon, Titan, and one day, to the stars and deep into spacetime. Although I am optimistic about our future in space and time, we face a daunting challenge in their exploration. Our spaceships are frail arks launching into an indifferent cosmic ocean. Spacesuits are covered in grit. Rovers break down. It's the engineering reality of our dream. I have in my garage a primitive spacetime machine in which I can, at considerable risk, visit distant worlds and other epochs. My artwork is my travel log. To see more of artwork: www.pascallee.net

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