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Luke Jerram's lunar surface, close enough to touch.
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At Royal Observatory, Greenwich.
Luke Jerram's two-metre Moon, in mirrored stainless steel and shaped from NASA's topographic data, marking three hundred and fifty years of astronomers at Greenwich mapping and photographing it - the Observatory was founded in 1675 and the Moon has been the closest thing it looks at ever since. Included with entry to the Observatory.
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