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This document describes Tim Malles' space art project called "The Keyhole Project" which uses photographs from the Hubble Space Telescope of the Carina Nebula and Keyhole Nebula taken by NASA and the Space Telescope Science Institute as inspiration for original artwork. The artwork is copyrighted by Tim Malles in 2010.
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- 1. A Space Art Production by Tim Malles
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- 5. Carina Nebula Hubble Space Telescope NASA STScI
- 6. Keyhole Nebula Hubble Space Telescope NASA STScI
- 7. Creation
- 11. Mythology
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- 17. A Space Art Production by Tim Malles
- 19. Hubble Space TelescopePhotographsNASA Space Telescope Science Institute
- 21. Artwork copyright 2010 Tim MallesAll rights reserved