HUMANS SEE NEW SIDE OF THE MOON A new image shared by NASA on Sunday, April 5, is offering a rare human view of the Moon’s far edge, captured by the crew of the Artemis II mission. The photo reveals the massive Orientale basin along the right edge of the lunar disk — marking | Collector

HUMANS SEE NEW SIDE OF THE MOON

A new image shared by NASA on Sunday, April 5, is offering a rare human view of the Moon’s far edge, captured by the crew of the Artemis II mission.

The photo reveals the massive Orientale basin along the right edge of the lunar disk — marking

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HUMANS SEE NEW SIDE OF THE MOON A new image shared by NASA on Sunday, April 5, is offering a rare human view of the Moon’s far edge, captured by the crew of the Artemis II mission. The photo reveals the massive Orientale basin along the right edge of the lunar disk — marking

HUMANS SEE NEW SIDE OF THE MOON A new image shared by NASA on Sunday, April 5, is offering a rare human view of the Moon’s far edge, captured by the crew of the Artemis II mission. The photo reveals the massive Orientale basin along the right edge of the lunar disk — marking

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