Like most large galaxies, the Milky Way—with over 200 billion stars—has a black hole at the center. What is a black hole? It’s a region of space with a gravitational field so intense that nothing can escape it. You know, it’s also where your TV remotes and car keys disappear.

Escape into the deep blues, rich purples, and endless stars of this stunning snap. Can you find the black hole? Once you dive in, you might not come out.

Tired of your plant’s always dying on you? Don’t worry, this succulent will stick around. The two factors that make most houseplants give up—lack of water and extreme temperatures—this guy has no problem enduring.

Peer into the deep purples and earthy greens of one of our most popular (and most difficult) designs. We recommend grabbing a friend to help you navigate. This one takes a dedicated puzzler ready to dig.

Pieces: 1000
Size: 70x50 cm

Have you ever seen the Moon up close? Captured by NASA, this photograph is one of the most iconic. And even though Pink Floyd’s album is hailed around the world, there actually is no “dark side.” Both sides of the moon are lit up for equal amounts of time, but because the Moon is tidally locked to the Earth, we only ever get to see one side. Get a glimpse of the satellite’s surface. What else can you see?

Pieces: 500
Size: 26.5" Diameter

At 13 million meters in diameter—more than three USAs laid end-to-end—Earth seems pretty big. But even at our size, we’re one of the smaller planets in the solar system. Zoom out and get a glimpse of the stunning blues and greens that billions of us call home. Squint hard and you might be able to see yourself reading this caption.

Pieces: 500
Size: 26.5" Diameter

From the striking self-portraits of Frida Kahlo to the abstract drip paintings of Jackson Pollock, modern art offers us new ways to see the world. It might feel like you’re painting this puzzle yourself—piece by piece. Watch the work unfold and get up close and personal with a fresh perspective.

Pieces: 1000
Size: 70x50 cm