Only Mars is missing from this reflective view of the major rocky bodies of the inner solar system. Captured on July 8, 2005, the serene, twilight picture looks out over the Flat Tops Wilderness area from near Toponas, Colorado, USA and includes planets Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Earth's large natural satellite, the Moon. The Moon is in a young crescent phase about three degrees above bright planet Venus. Forest fires contribute to a layer of smoke in Earth's sky that almost hides planet Mercury, still visible very near the horizon.

Available in 8" x 12" and 10" x 15".