• Earth, seen from Apollo 11 — July 1969.

    Through the tiny window of humanity’s first Moon-bound spacecraft, astronauts aboard Apollo 11 captured this haunting view of our planet.
    A blue marble floating in the vastness of space — fragile, beautiful, and alone.

    This was the first time humans saw Earth from such a distance… and everything changed.

    #Apollo11 #EarthFromSpace #MoonMission #SpaceExplorers #NASA #Astronomy
    Earth, seen from Apollo 11 — July 1969. Through the tiny window of humanity’s first Moon-bound spacecraft, astronauts aboard Apollo 11 captured this haunting view of our planet. A blue marble floating in the vastness of space — fragile, beautiful, and alone. This was the first time humans saw Earth from such a distance… and everything changed. #Apollo11 #EarthFromSpace #MoonMission #SpaceExplorers #NASA #Astronomy
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  • The International Space Station racing across the Moon.

    At a blistering 8 kilometers per second, the ISS glides across the Moon’s face, momentarily kissing Tycho Crater — a massive impact scar 53 miles wide.

    Though it appears as if the space station is orbiting the Moon, it’s actually 1,000 times closer to Earth, creating an illusion of proximity. A stunning snapshot, captured by Andrew McCarthy, showcasing the vastness of space and the speed of the ISS.

    #InternationalSpaceStation #TychoCrater #SpaceExploration #Astronomy #NASA
    The International Space Station racing across the Moon. At a blistering 8 kilometers per second, the ISS glides across the Moon’s face, momentarily kissing Tycho Crater — a massive impact scar 53 miles wide. Though it appears as if the space station is orbiting the Moon, it’s actually 1,000 times closer to Earth, creating an illusion of proximity. A stunning snapshot, captured by Andrew McCarthy, showcasing the vastness of space and the speed of the ISS. #InternationalSpaceStation #TychoCrater #SpaceExploration #Astronomy #NASA
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  • Captured by the Apollo 15 crew from a distance of 85,000 km, this breathtaking image shows Earth as a tiny, vibrant blue dot against the vastness of space.
    The crew’s camera immortalized a moment when our home looked more fragile than ever before, reminding us of how small we are in the infinite universe.

    #Apollo15 #EarthFromSpace #PlanetEarth #NASA #SpaceExploration #Astronomy
    Captured by the Apollo 15 crew from a distance of 85,000 km, this breathtaking image shows Earth as a tiny, vibrant blue dot against the vastness of space. The crew’s camera immortalized a moment when our home looked more fragile than ever before, reminding us of how small we are in the infinite universe. #Apollo15 #EarthFromSpace #PlanetEarth #NASA #SpaceExploration #Astronomy
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  • Space is IMMENSE!
    Mercury is just 77 million km away, but Voyager 1 is a staggering 18.8 BILLION kilometers away.

    Credit: NASA

    #SolarSystem #Vastness #Voyager1
    Space is IMMENSE! Mercury is just 77 million km away, but Voyager 1 is a staggering 18.8 BILLION kilometers away. Credit: NASA #SolarSystem #Vastness #Voyager1
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