Mirror Moon translates lunar terrain into a stainless-steel sphere that people can touch. Using NASA topographic data, Luke Jerram brings the craters, valleys and mountains of a distant body within reach.
This video shows the one-metre edition. Its reflective surface overlays lunar relief with changing light and the surrounding space: looking at the satellite also becomes a way of looking here.
Vidéo / Video: Luke Jerram. Données topographiques / Topographic data: NASA.
