Canada Goes to the Moon!

Shown is a colour photograph of a campsite at night, with a streak of bright stars above. Above the campsite, the sky takes up most of the photograph. It is dark and crowded with stars. A bright, billowy, wide streak stretches from the horizon to the top edge of the image. The centre of the streak is dark, and both edges look like mottled cloud. It glows in white, golds, pinks and purples. These colours spread to the horizon, whereseveral trees and a low hill are silhouetted against the sky. At the bottom of the photograph are two tents. The one on the right is lit from inside, and glows blueish green. The one on the left is cream coloured. The grass around the tents is illuminated by a campfire in between them. Two people stand in front of the fire. On the left, a tall person is pointing up to the sky. On the right, a shorter person is looking in that direction. They are both dressed in dark, hooded coats.

Shown is a colour photograph of a pointed cylindrical object in space, above the Earth, near a smaller cylinder. The object is horizontal and gleaming white against black space. The bottom half is a ribbed cylinder with with two small fins visible. The top half is a slightly wider cone shape. The point of this cone has a round door that has been lifted open. Inside, is a smaller, black ring. This ring is lined up with another cylindrical object, at the left edge of the photograph. This object has a white ring at the front, and a darker area, covered with wiring, at the back. Below, a corner of a blue, gridded solar panel is just visible at the bottom edge of the photograph. In the top left corner, there is another white structure, out of focus. It looks flat, with a large bolt. These three structures are the only parts of the space station visible in the image. The space around the capsule is deep black and featureless. Below, the curve of the Earth is just visible. It is clouded white and topped with a thin strip of bright, rich blue that disappears into the black.

Shown is a colour illustration of the Artemis program logo. It is a stylized capital letter A on a curved blue crescent with the word Artemis underneath. The line across the centre of the A is a long red strip that curves up from the left side of the crescent, through the middle of the letter, to a grey sphere behind its pointed top.

Shown is a colour illustration of a long mechanical arm extending from a cylindrical object above the moon. In the centre of the illustration is an arm made from two sections of white tubing connected by a flexible joint. The lower section is a bit longer than the upper one, and it's bent at the joint, like an elbow. The word Canada is printed in large black letters along the lower section. Several objects are mounted to the end of the upper section. These include two spheres, two cubes and several cylinders, attached to a central, cylindrical, metallic structure. This end of the arm is framed by the Moon , which takes up half the background. The surface is clear and detailed, in shades of white and grey. The rest of the background is black. The earth is a tiny blue, green and white sphere to the left of the arm. The bottom of the arm is mounted to the curved surface of a large cylindrical object, covered in solar panels.

Shown is a colour photograph of three mechanical arms reaching over a model of a patient on a surgical table. Each arm is made of several beige sections that get smaller and smaller. These are separated by joints that rotate in multiple directions. At the end of each arm is a tool. These are topped by pale blue lights, and end in long, black rods. These rods are inserted through small holes in a blue surgical sheet. On the right side of this sheet, a beige model of a human head can be seen on a black padded table. In the background, on the right, three people look at a large grey rectangular cube. One person is smiling, with their hands on their hips.

Shown is a colour photograph of a person next to a brightly-lit cabinet filled with plants. The cabinet is built into a white metal wall covered in cables and wiring. It has a square opening with an arched top and a handle at the lower edge. Inside the cabinet is much brighter than the room outside. The plants are bright green and densely packed across the bottom of the cabinet. The person is smiling at the camera, and holding a roll of silver duct tape at the top of the opening. They are wearing a black sweater, and have blond hair pulled back into a bun.

Shown is a colour photograph of the Earth rising over the surface of the Moon. In the centre of the photograph, the Earth is small in deep, black space. But it is the brightest part of the image. A rich blue marble with swirling white clouds. About a third of the globe is in black shadow. The photograph is taken from the surface of the Moon, looking up at the Earth. The ground near the camera is mostly flat, in shades of grey, brown, and beige, with several craters and ridges. The horizon is slightly curved, about a third of the way up the image.

Shown is a colour photograph of two people working at the bottom of a huge dish-shaped object. The object is made from translucent black mesh over a curved geodesic structure that stretches across the image. Two people in white coats stand underneath the bottom centre point of the dish, on either side of a grey pole holding it up. Two more, similar objects are visible, at different angles, above the first. They appear to be attached with black metal arms, to a large, black, cube shaped object on wheels. In the background, a third person stands next to two large toolboxes on wheels. The room around is vast and white, with tall ceilings, like an aircraft hanger. A large Canadian flag hangs on the back wall.

Shown is a colour illustration of a round emblem with a photograph of the ISS surrounded by a border of flags. The photograph in the centre shows an object with two long rectangular sets of solar panels, like wings, attached by a long pole with a T-shaped arrangement of cylinders in the centre. Below, the curve of the Earth's surface is visible. The title "International Space Station" curves in yellow letters across the globe. Above the ISS, five white stars are arranged against the black space. The border around the photograph is made up of fifteen different national flags.