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#Eclipse

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AkaSci 🛰️

Here are the 4 well-known images of solar eclipses seen from the moon or from space:

1. NASA Surveyor 3 lunar lander, April 24, 1967
2. NASA Apollo 12 spacecraft, Moon->Earth, Nov 1969
3. JAXA KAGUYA (SELENE) Lunar orbiter, Feb 10, 2009
4. Firefly Blue Ghost lunar lander, March 14, 2025

Sources:
apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap140407.ht
science.nasa.gov/resource/ecli
global.jaxa.jp/press/2009/02/2
flickr.com/photos/fireflyspace

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4 images of solar eclipses seen from the moon or from space as described in the post
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Ari 2 Sheds Jackson

I did sit out in the backyard for about 15 minutes around 1:30 AM this morning to look at the #eclipse.

🌒🌕🌘

I had made up a thermos of sweet red tea in honor of the red moon (hibiscus, honey, pomegranate and other delicious things) before I went to bed, so that was warm and waiting for me next to my glasses case on the kitchen table.

I feel very mooned-up now, between the bike trip to the field to watch it rise and then getting up to see it eclipsed. Ahhhhh.

Every time I look at our only considerably-sized orbiting body, I wonder if it feels lonely? I've been reading space fiction again this week. Our space in general feels really lonely to me. 😔

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Kinetic Fox

Canon EOS M200, 300mm Canon telephoto lens. One long exposure for cloud motion blurring, one medium exposure for the redness of the eclipse, and one short exposure for the details of the bright crescent. Composited in Procreate for iPad, levels and details adjusted in Snapseed #LunarEclipse #Eclipse

A photo of the lunar eclipse. Sunlight from behind the earth filters through the planet’s atmosphere and paints the moon red. The alignment of the eclipsed has gone past totality which leaves a crescent of the moon unfiltered and bright white. Clouds make motion streaks around the moon from the long exposure times of the photographs.
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