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'Moon Lands on Jupiter' is a plaque, situated in Jupiter Artland’s ha-ha (a recessed boundary wall), that commemorates Parker’s Nocturne (A Moon Landing).

The artwork was designed to mimic the appearance of an English National Trust sign. The traditional National Trust sign is usually silver with black writing, featuring a cluster of green oak leaves as a motif. Using the same sign makers, Parker reversed their imagery, creating a black plaque with silver letters, that bears the image of a full moon.