Outermost Collection

Reconstruction of medieval conception of the universe showing a flat earth surrounded by the crystalline spheres. Figure on left has broken through outermost of these to find the celestial machinery

Egyptian Mummy in British Museum, London - Adult man
Mummy of an adult man, name unknown. The preparation has been carried out with great care and skill by the embalmer, and the rounded

Artists concept of Neptune
Artists concept showing how Neptune might look from a position in space above the plane of its rings. Like Uranus, Neptune is a gas giant

Artists concept of Neptune as seen from its largest moon Triton
A full Neptune washes Tritons frozen surface with an indigo light, the only source of illumination on this now Tritons dark side

Artist concept of Neptune and Earth. Neptune, a gas giant, is the planet furthest from the Sun. Neptunes diameter is four times that of the Earth s

Illustration of the gas giant planet Neptune and its largest moon Triton
Neptunes satellite Triton is in the foreground while Neptune itself looms on the upper right. At a distance of 220 thousand miles

Lithosphere, artwork. The lithosphere is the solid outermost layer of the Earth. It includes the crust (grey) and the uppermost mantle (orange)

Uranus and Puck, artwork. Puck is the outermost and largest of Uranus inner moons with a diameter of 162 kilometres. Uranus is the seventh planet from the Sun. T

Neptune and Earth, artwork. Neptune, a gas giant, is the planet furthest from the Sun. Neptunes diameter is four times that of the Earth s

Neptune, artwork
Neptune. Artwork of Neptune, the outermost planet in the solar system. Neptune is a gas giant, composed mostly of hydrogen and helium with some methane

Neptune from Triton, artwork
Neptune. Artwork of the gas giant planet Neptune seen from its largest moon Triton. The moon is covered by a crust of frozen nitrogen. Neptune is the furthest planet from the Sun

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"Journey to the Outermost: Exploring Ancient Beliefs, Celestial Wonders, and Distant Worlds" Step back in time as we reconstruct the medieval conception of the universe, where a flat earth was believed to be surrounded by mysterious realms. Marvel at an Egyptian mummy in the British Museum, London - a window into ancient civilizations and their beliefs about life beyond death. Venture further into the cosmos with artists' concepts of Neptune, a majestic gas giant that captivates our imagination. Picture yourself standing on its largest moon Triton, gazing upon this distant planet in all its glory. Witness Earth and Neptune side by side - two worlds so different yet connected through vast cosmic distances. Delve deeper into our solar system's mysteries with Pluto and Charon, a dynamic duo dancing through space. Explore the lithosphere artwork depicting Earth's outermost layer - a fragile shell that shapes our planet's landscapes. Continue your celestial odyssey with breathtaking artworks showcasing Neptune and Triton in all their ethereal beauty. Behold Uranus and Puck locked in an eternal dance of gravitational forces – a mesmerizing sight from afar. Join us on this extraordinary journey to the outermost reaches of knowledge and wonderment. Discover ancient beliefs intertwined with scientific exploration as we unravel secrets hidden within these captivating images from across time and space.