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    NASA | Earthrise: The 45th Anniversary

    NASA Goddard

    1 HN recommender · recommended in 3 months, 2018–2024

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    6:54 · 2.3M views · Dec 20, 2013

    NASA Goddard recreates the Apollo 8 Earthrise moment using Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter data, narrated by Andrew Chaikin and synced with the astronauts' recorded conversation. It marks the flight's 45th anniversary.

    Linked as a visualization of how the famous Earthrise photo was taken.

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    3 comments from Hacker News

    1. @akavelJun 2024· in “Apollo 8 astronaut William Anders ID'd in WA plane crash”

      Wikipedia links to a nice visualization on youtube of the moments when the photo was taken, synced with the recording of the actual conversation of the Astronauts as recorded by the Apollo 8 equipment: this video

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    2. @matsemannApr 2021· in “Earth Restored – 50 restored images of earth released”

      I once saw a video (reenactment but original voices maybe?) of how one of these images was taken. How the earth appeared over the horizon and they scrambled to find a camera or so. Anyone knows which video I'm talking about and could help me find it? Edit: finding out the picture in question had a name, Earthrise, made it easier to find. Here's the video this video

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    3. @ElCapitanMarklaJan 2018· in “Who Took the Legendary Earthrise Photo from Apollo 8?”

      Video of the Earthrise he's talking about in the article - this video I just finished Andrew's A Man on the Moon book a couple of weeks ago and I throughly enjoyed it.

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