(CNN) -- Remember when we all waved at Saturn last month while the Cassini-Huygens spacecraft took our picture? Well, NASA has finally gotten the film back from the drugstore -- and you can see our whole world. A good chunk of it, anyway. People shared more than 1,400 images of themselves as part of the July 19 "Wave at Saturn" event, which was organized by NASA's Cassini mission. On Tuesday, the space agency released a collage of those images, which -- from a distance -- looks like the portion of the Earth's Western Hemisphere that Cassini viewed at the time.
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NASA releases photo mosaic of people waving at Saturn
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People sent 1,400 pictures of themselves waving from 30 states, 40 countries
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Meanwhile, Cassini-Huygens spacecraft was taking a more distant picture of Earth
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"Wave at Saturn" campaign was an opportunity to highlight images being taken of the planet
The project originated because the Cassini-Huygens spacecraft, which was launched in 1997 and has been in orbit around @placeholder since 2004, was going to be taking pictures of the planet and its rings during a solar eclipse.