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20230813_zaa_ap2_016 August 13, 2023, London, London, United Kingdom: Mars War & Peace At Jubilee Square Kensington. ..Mars: War & Peace, a touring artwork by UK artist Luke Jerram., seen here on its final night on display as Jubilee Square as part of the Kensington and Chelsea Festival..Measuring seven metres in diameter, the artwork features 120dpi detailed NASA imagery* of the Martian surface. At an approximate scale of 1:1 million, each centimetre of the internally lit spherical sculpture represents 10 kilometres of the surface of Mars...The artwork allows us to view Mars from the air, as though we are a satellite mapping and studying the surface in perfect detail. Every valley, crater, volcano and mountain are laid bare for us to inspect. We are transported to this desert wasteland, to imagine what itÕs like to step foot on this incredible planet and in comparison, really value our life on Earth (Credit Image: © Martyn Wheatley/i-Images/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20230813_zaa_ap2_015 August 13, 2023, London, London, United Kingdom: Mars War & Peace At Jubilee Square Kensington. ..Mars: War & Peace, a touring artwork by UK artist Luke Jerram., seen here on its final night on display as Jubilee Square as part of the Kensington and Chelsea Festival..Measuring seven metres in diameter, the artwork features 120dpi detailed NASA imagery* of the Martian surface. At an approximate scale of 1:1 million, each centimetre of the internally lit spherical sculpture represents 10 kilometres of the surface of Mars...The artwork allows us to view Mars from the air, as though we are a satellite mapping and studying the surface in perfect detail. Every valley, crater, volcano and mountain are laid bare for us to inspect. We are transported to this desert wasteland, to imagine what itÕs like to step foot on this incredible planet and in comparison, really value our life on Earth (Credit Image: © Martyn Wheatley/i-Images/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20230813_zaa_ap2_014 August 13, 2023, London, London, United Kingdom: Mars War & Peace At Jubilee Square Kensington. ..Mars: War & Peace, a touring artwork by UK artist Luke Jerram., seen here on its final night on display as Jubilee Square as part of the Kensington and Chelsea Festival..Measuring seven metres in diameter, the artwork features 120dpi detailed NASA imagery* of the Martian surface. At an approximate scale of 1:1 million, each centimetre of the internally lit spherical sculpture represents 10 kilometres of the surface of Mars...The artwork allows us to view Mars from the air, as though we are a satellite mapping and studying the surface in perfect detail. Every valley, crater, volcano and mountain are laid bare for us to inspect. We are transported to this desert wasteland, to imagine what itÕs like to step foot on this incredible planet and in comparison, really value our life on Earth (Credit Image: © Martyn Wheatley/i-Images/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20230813_zaa_ap2_013 August 13, 2023, London, London, United Kingdom: Mars War & Peace At Jubilee Square Kensington. ..Mars: War & Peace, a touring artwork by UK artist Luke Jerram., seen here on its final night on display as Jubilee Square as part of the Kensington and Chelsea Festival..Measuring seven metres in diameter, the artwork features 120dpi detailed NASA imagery* of the Martian surface. At an approximate scale of 1:1 million, each centimetre of the internally lit spherical sculpture represents 10 kilometres of the surface of Mars...The artwork allows us to view Mars from the air, as though we are a satellite mapping and studying the surface in perfect detail. Every valley, crater, volcano and mountain are laid bare for us to inspect. We are transported to this desert wasteland, to imagine what itÕs like to step foot on this incredible planet and in comparison, really value our life on Earth (Credit Image: © Martyn Wheatley/i-Images/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20230813_zaa_ap2_012 August 13, 2023, London, London, United Kingdom: Mars War & Peace At Jubilee Square Kensington. ..Mars: War & Peace, a touring artwork by UK artist Luke Jerram., seen here on its final night on display as Jubilee Square as part of the Kensington and Chelsea Festival..Measuring seven metres in diameter, the artwork features 120dpi detailed NASA imagery* of the Martian surface. At an approximate scale of 1:1 million, each centimetre of the internally lit spherical sculpture represents 10 kilometres of the surface of Mars...The artwork allows us to view Mars from the air, as though we are a satellite mapping and studying the surface in perfect detail. Every valley, crater, volcano and mountain are laid bare for us to inspect. We are transported to this desert wasteland, to imagine what itÕs like to step foot on this incredible planet and in comparison, really value our life on Earth (Credit Image: © Martyn Wheatley/i-Images/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20230813_zaa_ap2_011 August 13, 2023, London, London, United Kingdom: Mars War & Peace At Jubilee Square Kensington. ..Mars: War & Peace, a touring artwork by UK artist Luke Jerram., seen here on its final night on display as Jubilee Square as part of the Kensington and Chelsea Festival..Measuring seven metres in diameter, the artwork features 120dpi detailed NASA imagery* of the Martian surface. At an approximate scale of 1:1 million, each centimetre of the internally lit spherical sculpture represents 10 kilometres of the surface of Mars...The artwork allows us to view Mars from the air, as though we are a satellite mapping and studying the surface in perfect detail. Every valley, crater, volcano and mountain are laid bare for us to inspect. We are transported to this desert wasteland, to imagine what itÕs like to step foot on this incredible planet and in comparison, really value our life on Earth (Credit Image: © Martyn Wheatley/i-Images/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20230813_zaa_ap2_010 August 13, 2023, London, London, United Kingdom: Mars War & Peace At Jubilee Square Kensington. ..Mars: War & Peace, a touring artwork by UK artist Luke Jerram., seen here on its final night on display as Jubilee Square as part of the Kensington and Chelsea Festival..Measuring seven metres in diameter, the artwork features 120dpi detailed NASA imagery* of the Martian surface. At an approximate scale of 1:1 million, each centimetre of the internally lit spherical sculpture represents 10 kilometres of the surface of Mars...The artwork allows us to view Mars from the air, as though we are a satellite mapping and studying the surface in perfect detail. Every valley, crater, volcano and mountain are laid bare for us to inspect. We are transported to this desert wasteland, to imagine what itÕs like to step foot on this incredible planet and in comparison, really value our life on Earth (Credit Image: © Martyn Wheatley/i-Images/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20230813_zaa_ap2_009 August 13, 2023, London, London, United Kingdom: Mars War & Peace At Jubilee Square Kensington. ..Mars: War & Peace, a touring artwork by UK artist Luke Jerram., seen here on its final night on display as Jubilee Square as part of the Kensington and Chelsea Festival..Measuring seven metres in diameter, the artwork features 120dpi detailed NASA imagery* of the Martian surface. At an approximate scale of 1:1 million, each centimetre of the internally lit spherical sculpture represents 10 kilometres of the surface of Mars...The artwork allows us to view Mars from the air, as though we are a satellite mapping and studying the surface in perfect detail. Every valley, crater, volcano and mountain are laid bare for us to inspect. We are transported to this desert wasteland, to imagine what itÕs like to step foot on this incredible planet and in comparison, really value our life on Earth (Credit Image: © Martyn Wheatley/i-Images/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20230813_zaa_ap2_008 August 13, 2023, London, London, United Kingdom: Mars War & Peace At Jubilee Square Kensington. ..Mars: War & Peace, a touring artwork by UK artist Luke Jerram., seen here on its final night on display as Jubilee Square as part of the Kensington and Chelsea Festival..Measuring seven metres in diameter, the artwork features 120dpi detailed NASA imagery* of the Martian surface. At an approximate scale of 1:1 million, each centimetre of the internally lit spherical sculpture represents 10 kilometres of the surface of Mars...The artwork allows us to view Mars from the air, as though we are a satellite mapping and studying the surface in perfect detail. Every valley, crater, volcano and mountain are laid bare for us to inspect. We are transported to this desert wasteland, to imagine what itÕs like to step foot on this incredible planet and in comparison, really value our life on Earth (Credit Image: © Martyn Wheatley/i-Images/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20230813_zaa_ap2_007 August 13, 2023, London, London, United Kingdom: Mars War & Peace At Jubilee Square Kensington. ..Mars: War & Peace, a touring artwork by UK artist Luke Jerram., seen here on its final night on display as Jubilee Square as part of the Kensington and Chelsea Festival..Measuring seven metres in diameter, the artwork features 120dpi detailed NASA imagery* of the Martian surface. At an approximate scale of 1:1 million, each centimetre of the internally lit spherical sculpture represents 10 kilometres of the surface of Mars...The artwork allows us to view Mars from the air, as though we are a satellite mapping and studying the surface in perfect detail. Every valley, crater, volcano and mountain are laid bare for us to inspect. We are transported to this desert wasteland, to imagine what itÕs like to step foot on this incredible planet and in comparison, really value our life on Earth (Credit Image: © Martyn Wheatley/i-Images/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20230813_zaa_ap2_006 August 13, 2023, London, London, United Kingdom: Mars War & Peace At Jubilee Square Kensington. ..Mars: War & Peace, a touring artwork by UK artist Luke Jerram., seen here on its final night on display as Jubilee Square as part of the Kensington and Chelsea Festival..Measuring seven metres in diameter, the artwork features 120dpi detailed NASA imagery* of the Martian surface. At an approximate scale of 1:1 million, each centimetre of the internally lit spherical sculpture represents 10 kilometres of the surface of Mars...The artwork allows us to view Mars from the air, as though we are a satellite mapping and studying the surface in perfect detail. Every valley, crater, volcano and mountain are laid bare for us to inspect. We are transported to this desert wasteland, to imagine what itÕs like to step foot on this incredible planet and in comparison, really value our life on Earth (Credit Image: © Martyn Wheatley/i-Images/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20230813_zaa_ap2_005 August 13, 2023, London, London, United Kingdom: Mars War & Peace At Jubilee Square Kensington. ..Mars: War & Peace, a touring artwork by UK artist Luke Jerram., seen here on its final night on display as Jubilee Square as part of the Kensington and Chelsea Festival..Measuring seven metres in diameter, the artwork features 120dpi detailed NASA imagery* of the Martian surface. At an approximate scale of 1:1 million, each centimetre of the internally lit spherical sculpture represents 10 kilometres of the surface of Mars...The artwork allows us to view Mars from the air, as though we are a satellite mapping and studying the surface in perfect detail. Every valley, crater, volcano and mountain are laid bare for us to inspect. We are transported to this desert wasteland, to imagine what itÕs like to step foot on this incredible planet and in comparison, really value our life on Earth (Credit Image: © Martyn Wheatley/i-Images/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20230813_zaa_ap2_004 August 13, 2023, London, London, United Kingdom: Mars War & Peace At Jubilee Square Kensington. ..Mars: War & Peace, a touring artwork by UK artist Luke Jerram., seen here on its final night on display as Jubilee Square as part of the Kensington and Chelsea Festival..Measuring seven metres in diameter, the artwork features 120dpi detailed NASA imagery* of the Martian surface. At an approximate scale of 1:1 million, each centimetre of the internally lit spherical sculpture represents 10 kilometres of the surface of Mars...The artwork allows us to view Mars from the air, as though we are a satellite mapping and studying the surface in perfect detail. Every valley, crater, volcano and mountain are laid bare for us to inspect. We are transported to this desert wasteland, to imagine what itÕs like to step foot on this incredible planet and in comparison, really value our life on Earth (Credit Image: © Martyn Wheatley/i-Images/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20230813_zaa_ap2_001 August 13, 2023, London, London, United Kingdom: Mars War & Peace At Jubilee Square Kensington. ..Mars: War & Peace, a touring artwork by UK artist Luke Jerram., seen here on its final night on display as Jubilee Square as part of the Kensington and Chelsea Festival..Measuring seven metres in diameter, the artwork features 120dpi detailed NASA imagery* of the Martian surface. At an approximate scale of 1:1 million, each centimetre of the internally lit spherical sculpture represents 10 kilometres of the surface of Mars...The artwork allows us to view Mars from the air, as though we are a satellite mapping and studying the surface in perfect detail. Every valley, crater, volcano and mountain are laid bare for us to inspect. We are transported to this desert wasteland, to imagine what itÕs like to step foot on this incredible planet and in comparison, really value our life on Earth (Credit Image: © Martyn Wheatley/i-Images/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20230813_zaa_ap2_003 August 13, 2023, London, London, United Kingdom: Mars War & Peace At Jubilee Square Kensington. ..Mars: War & Peace, a touring artwork by UK artist Luke Jerram., seen here on its final night on display as Jubilee Square as part of the Kensington and Chelsea Festival..Measuring seven metres in diameter, the artwork features 120dpi detailed NASA imagery* of the Martian surface. At an approximate scale of 1:1 million, each centimetre of the internally lit spherical sculpture represents 10 kilometres of the surface of Mars...The artwork allows us to view Mars from the air, as though we are a satellite mapping and studying the surface in perfect detail. Every valley, crater, volcano and mountain are laid bare for us to inspect. We are transported to this desert wasteland, to imagine what itÕs like to step foot on this incredible planet and in comparison, really value our life on Earth (Credit Image: © Martyn Wheatley/i-Images/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

20230813_zaa_ap2_002 August 13, 2023, London, London, United Kingdom: Mars War & Peace At Jubilee Square Kensington. ..Mars: War & Peace, a touring artwork by UK artist Luke Jerram., seen here on its final night on display as Jubilee Square as part of the Kensington and Chelsea Festival..Measuring seven metres in diameter, the artwork features 120dpi detailed NASA imagery* of the Martian surface. At an approximate scale of 1:1 million, each centimetre of the internally lit spherical sculpture represents 10 kilometres of the surface of Mars...The artwork allows us to view Mars from the air, as though we are a satellite mapping and studying the surface in perfect detail. Every valley, crater, volcano and mountain are laid bare for us to inspect. We are transported to this desert wasteland, to imagine what itÕs like to step foot on this incredible planet and in comparison, really value our life on Earth (Credit Image: © Martyn Wheatley/i-Images/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)

alb5579005 Two intrepid explorers talk togther on the next phase of their exploration of the Mars planet.

alb5570393 A dust devil dances across a crater eroded by gullies in Noachis Terra, Mars. The gullies are thought to have been eroded by liquid water flowing on Mars in geologically recent times.

926_09_explor103p1 Canyon of Nanedi Vallis on Mars

0185657 MARINER 9: MARS c1971. /nA view of the valleys on Mars. Photographed by the Mariner 9, c1971.

0185659 MARINER 9: MARS, c1971. /nA view of canyons on Mars. Photographed by the Mariner 9, c1971.

0185748 MARS: NANEDI VALLIS, 1998. /nA view of the canyon Nanedi Vallis on Mars. Photographed by the Mars Orbiter, 1998.