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The amazing image released by the US space agency shows the small blue marble of Earth slipping behind the moon in the foreground, with part of the Orion spacecraft also visible.

MailOnline provides a breakdown of what Artemis I is hoping to achieve and at which point in the mission, as the US space agency prepares to send humans next time round in 2024.

The Orion spacecrafts lunar flyby Monday delivered a Thanksgiving treat a few days early, as its cameras caught the distant Earth setting behind our moon.

Equipped with multiple cameras, Orion is expected to capture many new high-resolution photos of the Earth and Moon.

Getting to the Moon was a fantastic achievement, and the technology was amazing. It also had the added complication of involving human beings. At the

In the second age of exploration, future astronauts will capture breathtaking vistas no earthbound photographer could ever dream of.

Are there real estate opportunities in outer space? Woman Icon speaker Kiah Erlich says it’s in Earth’s orbit

Working through 35,000 scans of Apollo moon mission imagery and ‘remastering’ the best is a massive job, but Andy Saunders did it magnificently, as Geoff Harris discovers.

“In the beginning, God created the heaven and the earth. And the earth was without form, and void; and darkness was upon the face of the deep.” So began the momentous Christmas broadcast on Dec. 24, 1968—the most watched television program in history at that time—when astronauts Frank Borman, James Lovell and Bill Anders read verses from the book of Genesis as they became the first humans in history to leave earth orbit and circle the moon.

Half a century after the last person walked on the moon, original footage has been digitally overhauled to show NASA's lunar missions in a new light