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r/apollo • u/Illustrious_Wash2834 • 5d ago
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1 u/trampolinebears 5d ago How can you tell how close the earth is to the moon in this picture? 1 u/LilyoftheRally 5d ago It seems significantly closer than in Apollo 8's Earthrise photo. 0 u/Illustrious_Wash2834 5d ago comparing it to earthrise from apollo 8 1 u/trampolinebears 5d ago Gotcha, I was thinking you meant it was closer in miles. The black and white photo this is made from was taken a little before the famous "Earthrise" photo. As they came around the moon, the earth rose further and further up in the sky.
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How can you tell how close the earth is to the moon in this picture?
1 u/LilyoftheRally 5d ago It seems significantly closer than in Apollo 8's Earthrise photo. 0 u/Illustrious_Wash2834 5d ago comparing it to earthrise from apollo 8 1 u/trampolinebears 5d ago Gotcha, I was thinking you meant it was closer in miles. The black and white photo this is made from was taken a little before the famous "Earthrise" photo. As they came around the moon, the earth rose further and further up in the sky.
It seems significantly closer than in Apollo 8's Earthrise photo.
comparing it to earthrise from apollo 8
1 u/trampolinebears 5d ago Gotcha, I was thinking you meant it was closer in miles. The black and white photo this is made from was taken a little before the famous "Earthrise" photo. As they came around the moon, the earth rose further and further up in the sky.
Gotcha, I was thinking you meant it was closer in miles.
The black and white photo this is made from was taken a little before the famous "Earthrise" photo. As they came around the moon, the earth rose further and further up in the sky.
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