Vermot de Pas: NASA Photographs - History of Space Conquest, 171095, Paris

Important view of the ENCELADE Moon from the planet Saturn, now one of the solar system's top priorities for the search for extraterrestrial life.

A rare and fantastic photograph of Saturn's mini Moon HYPERION.

Observation of an aurora borealis (Earth's north pole) from the International Space Station on August 31, 2005.

The impressive "VICTORIA CRATER" reveals a strangely jagged circumference.

Rare optical effect due to the Earth's atmosphere, showing an extraordinary Moon Crescent from space and from the International Space Station (ISS).

First photograph of the Earth's disc in its entirety taken by the Goes space probe.

Processing from calibrated red, green and violet filtered images of Titan, taken by Cassini on January 15, 2006.
Vintage chromogenic print.

Full Earth Moon photographed from the International Space Station on Feb.

Magnificent view of hydrogen plumes scattered by the central nucleus of an energetic galaxy.

False-color composite photograph of the "Roue de la Charette" galaxy.

This exceptional photograph of Deep Space reveals what astonomists call a "snake" visible in the upper left of the image and a stormy cosmic environment surrounding it.

Photograph from Earth orbit.

Beautiful infrared view of the famous Eagle Nebula.

Photographic montage showing the planets Jupiter and its volcanic moon Io.

An exceptional view of the Sun.

Photograph of the planet SATURN processed using calibrated red, green and blue filtered images taken by the Cassini space probe on November 29, 2007.
Vintage chromogenic print.

Rings of Saturn, Mimas and Epimetheus.

A composite image of data from NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory (blue) and Hubble Space Telescope (red and purple) shows a phase that Sun-like stars undergo at the end of their lives.

Infrared observation of the planet Saturn by the HUBBLE telescope.

Fantastic photograph of the star FOMALHAUT: the brightest star in the Southern Pisces Cosntellation.

Perfect view of the planet SATURN.

Colorful stars galore in the globular star cluster Omega Centauri.

The galactic wreckage in Stephan's Quintet.

The planet Saturn during one of its equinoxes in 2009.
Vintage chromogenic print.

International Space Station (ISS).