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A view of the Earth, seen passing behind the moon, taken by a camera attached to a spacecraft, partly seen at left. — NASAA view of the Earth, seen passing behind the moon on April 6, 2026, taken by a camera attached to NASA’s Artemis II spacecraft as it swung around the far side of the moon. See all 12,217 Artemis II images on NASA’s Gateway to Astronaut Photography website here.

A view of the Earth, half-illuminated, seen from spce — NASAA view of the Earth, seen on April 2, 2026, as the crew of Artemis II began their journey to the moon.

Cloud formations on Earth, seen from space — NASACloud formations along Earth’s terminator

Looking at Earth through a window of a spacecraft. — NASALooking at Earth through a window of NASA’s Orion spacecraft, named Integrity

A view of the stars of the Milky Way — NASAA view of the Milky Way

A view of a mostly-full moon, seen from space — NASAA close view of the moon

A close view of shadowy craters on the lunar surface — NASACraters cast long shadows along the moon’s terminator.

Many craters on the lunar surface — NASAA view of Hertzsprung basin and Vavilov Crater

The Earth and moon, seen through a spacecraft window — NASAThe Earth and moon, seen through a spacecraft window

A view of Earth, seen as Artemis II passes around the far side of the moon — NASAA view of Earth, seen as Artemis II passes around the far side of the moon

An astronaut’s hand is reflected in a window as they take a photograph of the Earth starting to pass behind the moon. — NASAAn astronaut’s hand is reflected in a window as they take a photograph of the Earth starting to pass behind the moon.

The Earth sets along the moon’s horizon. — NASAThe Earth sets along the moon’s horizon.

The Earth passes out of view, behind the moon. — NASAThe Earth passes out of view, behind the moon.

The Earth emerges from the other side of the moon, partly occluded by the dark lunar surface. — NASAThe Earth rises again, emerging from the other side of the moon, as seen by the crew of Artemis II.

An astronaut gazes out of a spacecraft window. — NASAAn astronaut gazes out of a spacecraft window.

A motion-blurred view of nearby stars and the Milky Way, seen from space — NASAA motion-blurred view of nearby stars and the Milky Way

Stargazing through a spacecraft window. — NASAStargazing through a spacecraft window

Bright rays of sunlight are visible as the moon eclipses the sun. — NASABright rays of sunlight are visible as the moon eclipses the sun, as seen by the crew of Artemis II.

Artemis II crew members observe the moon eclipsing the sun. — NASAArtemis II crew members observe the moon eclipsing the sun on their return voyage to Earth, on April 6, 2026.

A view of the eclipse from an external camera, showing part of the Orion spacecraft. — NASAA view of the eclipse from an external camera, showing part of the Orion spacecraft.

A bright flare of sunlight, seen along the edge of the dark moon. — NASAThe sun emerges from behind the moon after an eclipse—note the dark curve of the lunar surface visible through the flare.

A view of Earth, photographed through a spacecraft window, also capturing rays of sunlight, lens flares, and a reflection of the camera lens — NASAA view of Earth, photographed through a spacecraft window, also capturing rays of sunlight, lens flares, and a reflection of the camera lens

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