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Moon Bootprints featured-early-edition Firemen had to chop throughUsing NASA photos and graphics, artist Mike McQuade created this compelling illustration to accompany The Times article, What to Do About the Bootprints, published July 14, 2019. In the article, Nadia Drake writes that the time has come to consider whether, and how, to preserve our lunar heritage a quarter million miles away. This image is part of our collection of editorial illustrations available as unframed or framed fine art prints. This
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