Planetary Globes
Download, print, and make your own planetary globes! The number, size, and placement of text annotations were chosen to provide a general orientation of prominent features on a 12-inch globe. Features are labeled with names approved by the International Astronomical Union. A specialized program was used to create the "flower petal" appearance of the photomosaic; the areas of each petal from 0 to 75 degrees latitude is in the Transverse Mercator projection, and the area from 75 to 90 degrees latitude is in the Lambert Azimuthal Equal-Area projection. The northern hemisphere is shown on the left and the southern hemisphere is shown on the right.
Callisto Voyager / Galileo Image Mosaic Globe
Global Mosaic | GlobeThe images used for the base of this globe were chosen from the best image quality and moderate resolution coverage supplied by Galileo SSI and Voyager 1 and 2 (Batson, 1987; Becker
Europa Voyager / Galileo Image Mosaic Globe
GlobeThe images used for the base of this globe were chosen from coverage supplied by the Galileo solid-state imaging (SSI) camera and Voyager 1 and 2 spacecraft. The individual images were radiometrically
Ganymede Voyager Galileo Image Mosaic Globe
Global Mosaic | GlobeThe images used for the base of this globe were chosen from coverage supplied by the Galileo solid-state imaging (SSI) camera and Voyager 1 and 2 spacecraft. The monochrome and color data
Io Voyager / Galileo Image Mosaic Globe
Global Mosaic | GlobeA global monochrome mosaic of the best resolution images from both Galileo and Voyager 1 was created that includes 51 Voyager 1 images with spatial resolutions sometimes exceeding the 1 km/pixel scale
Mars Global Surveyor MOLA Globe
Globe | Topographic MapThe color shaded relief image used as the base for this globe has a resolution of 32 pixels per degree (approximately 1850 m/pixel), and was produced and supplied by the MOLA Science
Mars Mini Globes
GlobeProject sheet with instructions for creating the Viking and Global Surveyor Mars globes using tennis balls.
Mars Viking Globe
GlobeThe photomosaic that forms the base for this globe was created by merging two global digital image models (DIM's) of Mars, a medium-resolution monochrome mosaic processed to emphasize topographic features, and a
Moon Clementine Topographic Globe
Globe | Topographic MapThe photomosaic that forms the base for this globe combines a gray-shaded relief airbrush image with color-coded topographic data. The shaded relief data provide interpretations of lunar morphology based on lunar images
Venus Magellan Globe
GlobeThe images used for the base of this globe show the northern and southern hemispheres of Venus as revealed by more than a decade of radar investigations culminating in the 1990-1994 Magellan
