Two scientists. One unforgettable view of our planet. What's it like to see the Artemis II Earthrise image through the eyes of a lunar scientist? How about an oceanographer? Jacob Richardson & Ivona Cetinic are here to tell us. Explore Artemis II data: go.nasa.gov/Artemis2LunarSci…

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Stunning image. Makes my Moon shots look a bit modest! Imagine seeing that out of the window on the far side. #Earthrise #Artemis #astrophotography
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Home looks pretty good from the cheap seats out there.
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Wonders of Wonderful Cosmos !
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An oceanographer looking at Earth from the Moon is perfect casting. She studies one planet's worth of water from a rock that has none. The dry dust up there makes the blue down here look almost excessive. 🌊🌑
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Great pairing! From out there, Earth's day-night line looks soft because our air scatters sunlight, while the Moon's is crisp, with long shadows. The crew even spotted tiny impact flashes on the Moon during a nearly hour-long eclipse. science.nasa.gov/feature/art…

Artemis II Preliminary Lunar Science Report - NASA Science

What did four NASA astronauts see, notice, and document as they traveled around the Moon? Here's your guide to Artemis II Preliminary Lunar Science Report.

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Carlos Fotógrafo@carlossnaps15h
No filter needed when your window faces home 🌍 This is why we carry cameras on every mission. Stunning image, and great to see the data released for everyone.
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