Image Gallery Subject: Moon

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Eclipse of the Sun
Eclipse of the Sun from The beauty of the heavens : a pictorial display of the astronomical phenomena of the universe
Galileo's February 1610 observations of Jupiter and its moons
Galileo's February 1610 observations of Jupiter and its moons - gutter shadow
The interior of the projectile.
"The interior of the projectile" from From the Earth to the Moon
Projectile trains for the Moon.
Projectile trains for the Moon from From the Earth to the Moon
Image from Three hundred years to come
The sun chose to be of the party.
"The sun chose to be of the party" in From the Earth to the Moon
"White all, Barbicane" in From the Earth to the Moon
Around the projectile were the objects which had been thrown out.
"Around the projectile were the objects which had been thrown out" in From the Earth to the Moon
"Light and heat; all life is contained in them" in From the Earth to the Moon
"The vapor of our breath will fall in snow around us" in From the Earth to the Moon
"I could have ventured out on the top of the projectile" in From the Earth to the Moon
Diana and Satelitte.
"Diana and Satellite" in From the Earth to the Moon
The gas caught fire.
"The gas caught fire" in From the Earth to the Moon
The arrival of the projectile at Stone's Hill.
"The arrival of the projectile at Stone's Hill" in From the Earth to the Moon
Michel Ardan
"Michel Ardan" in From the Earth to the Moon
Tampa Town after the undertaking.
"Tampa Town after the undertaking" in From the Earth to the Moon
Tampa Town previous to the undertaking.
"Tampa Town previous to the undertaking" in From the Earth to the Moon
The Rodman Columbiad
"The Rodman Columbiad" in From the Earth to the Moon
The arrival of the projectile at Stone's Hill.
"The arrival of the projectile at Stone's Hill" in From the Earth to the Moon
Title page of From the Earth to the Moon
Embossed cover of From the Earth to the Moon
Half moon.
Half moon from Sidereus Nuncius Magna, Longeque Admirabilia Spectacula Pandens, Suspiciendaque Proponens Unicuique.
Hevelius' 140 foot telescope.
Hevelius' 140 foot telescope from Machinæ coelestis pars prior-posterior.