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Space Foundation Student Art Contest Winning Artwork Bounces Off the Moon
“The Space Foundation’s annual Student Art Contest winners are developing a reputation for actual space travel. Digital versions of last year’s winners are all permanently in residence on the International Space Station. Two of this year’s winners have traveled an additional 277,000 miles to the Moon and back.”
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Reminds me of a “Flashback Photo Contest” which amateur radio operators used EME to moon bounce image of Yuri Gagarin for Yuri’s Night 2012, http://live.yurisnight.net/…
Bouncing art off the moon looks something I’d like to do as well and probably stimulates interest in many others as well.
That is cool, and a surprisingly clear image.