As the World Turns

November 14, 2009

As the World Turns

Photo: ESA/ OSIRIS Team

Europe’s Rosetta spacecraft took these spectacular views of a crescent Earth last week during its final close fly-by. The first frame starts at a distance of 683,000 miles. The last was taken from 198,000 miles.

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November 14, 2009