Explore the Galaxy with the Solar System Poster
A landscape solar system poster
This solar system poster gives you the best of both worlds. On the one hand, you get a large poster that will look great on your wall. On the other, you get a poster with educational content that shows all the planets in their order in relation to the sun.
Treat yourself to a decorative solar system poster
With this poster, you can discover the visual characteristics of each planet. From Mercury to Pluto, you’ll learn to recognize each planet at a glance. Above all, enjoy the variety of colors that create a gradient from bright yellow to midnight blue. A visual effect that will add even more elegance to your decorative style.
Solar System Poster Features
- Materials : Canva canvas
- Frame not included
- Printing : High quality
- Dimensions : 20×35 cm | 30×50 cm | 40×70 cm | 50×90 cm | 60×105 cm | 70×125 cm
- Style : Scientific poster
- Scientific gift idea
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Helen Marsh –
Bought this for my son’s bedroom wall and he’s been pointing out Saturn’s rings to anyone who’ll listen. Colours are rich and the planets sit nicely in a line, which makes the size differences easy to see. Paper is a touch thinner than I’d imagined, so I’d pop it in a frame.
Graham Pettifer –
third poster I’ve had from here and it’s another good one. Looks smart above my desk, text is clear and easy to read. Only niggle is that the glow around the sun is a bit darker in real life than on the website. Still happy with it.
Colin Ashworth –
Does what it says. Hung it in the spare room that doubles as my study and it’s a proper talking point. Bit pricey for a poster, mind.
Margaret Hollis –
bought this for my grandson Oliver’s bedroom and he was chuffed to bits. He stood there naming every planet in order and then asked if we could hang it straight away. Now he tells everyone who visits that Jupiter is his favourite.
Daniel Pritchard –
Spot on. The planets sit in a neat horizontal line with the sun’s glow washing across the background, so you get a proper sense of scale and colour.