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Sixty years ago, an uncrewed spacecraft captured humanity's first glimpse of Earth from the moon, creating a legacy that inspired astronauts for generations. Today's Artemis missions continue that tradition of showing us home from afar.
Astronauts returning from the Moon photographed Earth glowing in moonlight, revealing city lights across three continents and shimmering auroras at both poles. The breathtaking image shows our planet as a dynamic solar system body in ways never captured before.
Four astronauts just returned from humanity's first moon journey in 52 years, and they brought back stunning views of home. Their collection of 12,000 photos shows Earth like you've never seen it before.
Four astronauts returned from humanity's first moon mission in 52 years with breathtaking images of our planet from space. Their journey around the moon captured everything from glowing auroras to Earth rising over the lunar surface.
Four astronauts aboard NASA's Artemis 2 mission photographed Earth setting behind the moon's horizon, echoing the iconic images captured during Apollo 8 in 1968. The crew later witnessed a total solar eclipse from space, one of the rarest sights in human history.
NASA's first lunar crew in over 50 years is capturing breathtaking images of Earth from space. Commander Reid Wiseman and his team are documenting their historic 10-day journey around the Moon.