Multiple O’Neill Cylinders — Don Davis

Multiple O’Neill Cylinders by Don Davis illustrates a future where numerous rotating space colonies operate together as an interconnected orbital civilization. Massive cylindrical habitats, reflective solar mirrors, transport vehicles, and communication systems surround Earth in one of NASA Ames Research Center's most ambitious visions of permanent settlement beyond our planet.

Created during the 1975 Space Settlement Studies, the artwork transforms theoretical engineering concepts into a believable network of thriving orbital communities, showcasing the scale and optimism of classic NASA space art.

Artwork Details

• Artist: Don Davis
• Title: Multiple O’Neill Cylinders
• Date: 1975
• Organization: NASA Ames Research Center
• NASA Image ID: AC75-1921
• Medium: Concept illustration
• Collection: Space Archive

Framed Print Details

• Fine art printing: Professional 12-color fine art printing technology produces vivid, accurate colors with exceptional tonal depth.
• Paper: Premium matte fine art paper.
• Paper weight: 200 gsm (80 lb).
• Paper thickness: 0.26 mm (10.3 mils).
• Frame material: Durable pine wood.
• Protection: Shatterproof plexiglass.
• Ready to hang: Hanging kit included.
• Available sizes: Multiple sizes available.
• Materials: FSC-certified paper and wood where available.
• Production: Made to order.
• Shipping: Worldwide shipping.

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