IN TWO DAYS, OUR MUSEUM WILL PASS IN FRONT OF THE SUN. πŸŒ‘β˜€οΈ On August 12, the Moon will cast its shadow across Earth in a total solar eclipse. For a few extraordinary minutes, millions of people will look toward the world where MoonMars Museum now resides. And there is history up there. In 1971, Paul van Hoeydonck became the first artist to place an artwork on the Moon. Today, his work is part of MoonMars Museum β€” creating a direct lineage from the first artwork on the Moon to the first museum on the Moon. Our roots reach back to 1971. On March 2, 2025, MoonMars Museum landed at Mare Crisium aboard Firefly’s Blue Ghost lunar lander. 47 artworks. 47 chromosomes. The Mare Crisium Collection. DNA of Humanity. Human creativity, preserved on the lunar surface for generations to come. And this is only the beginning. MoonMars Museum is a multi-mission venture, carrying art, culture and human creativity beyond Earth β€” to the Moon, Mars and beyond. So when the Moon moves across the Sun on August 12, look up. Humanity has already left a little piece of its creative soul up there. πŸŒ‘βœ¨ MoonMars Museum β€” the first museum on the Moon. On the Moon to the Stars! πŸš€πŸŒ™ #MoonMars #SolarEclipse #ArtOnTheMoon
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No eclipse glasses? Here's what to do πŸ‘‡ Never look at the Sun during an eclipse, you will damage your eyes β€” project it instead. β˜€οΈπŸŒ‘ A simple pinhole projector lets you watch the eclipse safely without looking directly at the Sun. Turn your back to the Sun, let sunlight pass through a tiny hole in one piece of cardboard, and project the image onto another. The farther away the screen, the larger the projected image. Look at the projection. Never look through the pinhole at the Sun. #SolarEclipse #EclipseSafety #MoonMars
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