'Asteroid Deflection Using Nuclear Explosion' Photographic Print

Lancaster Gray Frame

Asteroid deflection using nuclear explosion, illustration. This asteroid is an example of a near-Earth object (NEO), an astronomical object whose orbit intersects with that of the Earth. Asteroids are rocky bodies orbiting within the solar system. They vary in size from tens of metres across to more than a hundred kilometres across. Large asteroids (over a kilometre across) impacting the Earth can cause mass loss of life. It is thought that this is what caused the extinction of the dinosaurs 65 million years ago. This asteroid is being deflected by the force of a nuclear explosion detonated nearby.Detlev Van Ravenswaay/Science Photo Library

The Framed Print

This framed print features a frame and mat combination selected to complement your art. The print, which displays sharp, vivid images and a high degree of color accuracy, is protected and enhanced by this frame that has been handcrafted in the USA from the finest materials.

The Frame: Lancaster Gray

Inspired by nature, Lancaster frames have a weathered finish that draws out the details of the wood.

Material Type:: Wood
Frame Width:: 1.25
Frame Height:: 0.75
Print Size:: 24" x 16"
Mat:: This bright white mat board has a crisp white core and is buffered to resist aging.
Glass:: Acrylic: Clear
Finished Size:: 30" x 22"

Ships in Arrives by Mon, Apr 3

Product ID: 15585419

Asteroid Deflection Using Nuclear Explosion-null-Framed Photographic Print