Earthset and a solar eclipse: NASA releases first images from Moon fly-by
SMRTR summary
NASA released the first photographs from Artemis II astronauts during their Moon flyby, including a stunning "Earthset" image showing Earth beyond the lunar landscape and a spectacular solar eclipse as the Moon blocked the Sun. The astronauts experienced nearly 54 minutes of totality, far longer than Earth-based viewers typically see, with one astronaut describing the corona view as "sci-fi" and "unreal." These historic images echo the famous Apollo 8 Earthrise photograph from 1968 as the crew continues their return journey to Earth.
SMRTR provides this summary for quick context. The original article belongs to BBC Science.
Read the original article