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The detailed image of our planet, framed against the black void of space, captured the awe of spaceflight in a single frame.

The Artemis-1 mission is firing the imagination with images that captivate and bring back the excitement of the 1968 Lunar Christmas.

We humans are making everything new, but not necessarily better. Anthropocene is from the Greek anthro for “man”, and cene for “new”.

We humans are making everything new, but not necessarily better. Anthropocene is from the Greek anthro for “man”, and cene for “new”.

The Orion capsule has taken a photograph of Earth passing behind the moon as the spacecraft passes within 81 miles of the lunar surface.

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

Groundbreaking works from the collection of Victor Martin-Malburet offer a timely invitation to reflect on the evolving legacy of Project Apollo

Note: This article first appeared here on Scienceblogs one year ago today. There are many ways to celebrate Earth Day, from sustainability efforts to simply appreciating nature.

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Star Trek star William Shatner described the void of actual space as "ominous darkness," though he said he was finally able to see the true beauty of Earth below.