Earthrise seen from the Moon

Apollo 11, Orbit of the Moon
July 24, 1969

Earthrise seen from the Moon - Apollo 11, Orbit of the Moon Earthrise seen from the Moon - Apollo 11, Orbit of the Moon Earthrise seen from the Moon - Apollo 11, Orbit of the Moon Earthrise seen from the Moon - Apollo 11, Orbit of the Moon Earthrise seen from the Moon - Apollo 11, Orbit of the Moon Earthrise seen from the Moon - Apollo 11, Orbit of the Moon Earthrise seen from the Moon - Apollo 11, Orbit of the Moon Earthrise seen from the Moon - Apollo 11, Orbit of the Moon Earthrise seen from the Moon - Apollo 11, Orbit of the Moon Earthrise seen from the Moon - Apollo 11, Orbit of the Moon Earthrise seen from the Moon - Apollo 11, Orbit of the Moon Earthrise seen from the Moon - Apollo 11, Orbit of the Moon Earthrise seen from the Moon - Apollo 11, Orbit of the Moon Earthrise seen from the Moon - Apollo 11, Orbit of the Moon Earthrise seen from the Moon - Apollo 11, Orbit of the Moon Earthrise seen from the Moon - Apollo 11, Orbit of the Moon Earthrise seen from the Moon - Apollo 11, Orbit of the Moon Earthrise seen from the Moon - Apollo 11, Orbit of the Moon:

Images Credit: NASA

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

NGC 4424 & LEDA 213994 Galaxies

Image
Some astronomical objects have endearing or quirky nicknames, inspired by mythology or their own appearance. Take, for example, the constellation of Orion (The Hunter), the Sombrero Galaxy, the Horsehead Nebula, or even the Milky Way. However, the vast majority of cosmic objects appear in astronomical catalogues, and are given rather less poetic names based on the order of their discovery. Two galaxies are clearly visible in this Hubble image, the larger of which is NGC 4424. This galaxy is catalogued in the New General Catalogue of Nebulae and lusters of Stars (NGC), which was compiled in 1888. The NGC is one of the largest astronomical catalogues, which is why so many Hubble Pictures of the Week feature NGC objects. In total there are 7840 entries in the catalogue and they are also generally the larger, brighter, and more eye-catching objects in the night sky, and hence the ones more easily spotted by early stargazers. The smaller, flatter, bright galaxy sitting just below NGC 4424 i...
Read more

Gambar Wallpaper Hp Yang Cantik

Image
Gambar Wallpaper Cantik Wallpapersafari , image source: wallpapersafari.com Gambar Wallpaper Cantik Wallpapersafari , image source: wallpapersafari.com Gambar Wallpaper Cantik Wallpapersafari , image source: wallpapersafari.com Gambar Wallpaper Cantik Wallpapersafari , image source: wallpapersafari.com Gambar Wallpaper Cantik Wallpapersafari , image source: wallpapersafari.com Gambar Wallpaper Cantik Wallpapersafari , image source: wallpapersafari.com Gambar Wallpaper Hp Yang Cantik Labzada Wallpaper , image source: wallpaper.labzada.com Vintage Flowers On Tumblr , image source: www.tumblr.com Gambar Wallpaper Cantik Wallpapersafari , image source: wallpapersafari.com Gambar Dunia Kartun Fantasi Yang Cantik Cantik Hd Wallpapers Android Desktop Background , image source: www.desktopbackground.org Love Wallpaper Gambar Gambar Balon Udara Yang Cantik Desktop Background , image source: www.desktopbackground.org Love Wallpaper Gambar Gambar Balon Udara Yang Cantik Desktop Background , image...
Read more

Supernova Remnant G292.0+1.8

Image
At a distance of about 20,000 light years, G292.0+1.8 is one of only three supernova remnants in the Milky Way known to contain large amounts of oxygen. These oxygen-rich supernovas are of great interest to astronomers because they are one of the primary sources of the heavy elements (that is, everything other than hydrogen and helium) necessary to form planets and people. The X-ray image from Chandra shows a rapidly expanding, intricately structured, debris field that contains, along with oxygen (yellow and orange), other elements such as magnesium (green) and silicon and sulfur (blue) that were forged in the star before it exploded. Image Credit: NASA/CXC/SAO Explanation from: https://www.nasa.gov/chandra/multimedia/chandra-15th-anniversary-g292.html
Read more