On July 5, 2016, the Moon passed between NOAA's DSCOVR satellite and Earth. NASA's EPIC camera aboard DSCOVR snapped these images over a period of about four hours. In this set, the far side of the Moon, which is never seen from Earth, passes by. In the backdrop, Earth rotates, starting with the Australia and Pacific and gradually revealing Asia and Africa.
Image Credit: NASA/NOAA
What is the dark (black) round spot on the upper left region of the moon?
ReplyDeleteMaravilhoso....
ReplyDeleteHey Barry Benjamin the black round spot on the top left of the Moon might be the Farm where the Cow on the Moon lives?......
ReplyDeleteInteresting theory.
ReplyDeleteAt the perspective it's shown it looks like the 'observer' was approx 3-400000 miles away considering that the moon is allegedly 230000 miles from earth. Were you aware of such powerful cameras to give such definition? Hmmmmmmm! Don't know@
ReplyDeleteDon't know what exactly!?
DeletePata neagra de pe luna este un compus selenar mai inchis la culoare decit cel din jurul sau
ReplyDeleteSo where are all the satelights and spacestations surely you would see thousands aye
ReplyDeleteEither a cooled lava lake or meteor crater.
ReplyDeleteThe Earth rotates accurately, giving us balancing days and nights for normal living procedures. Nature Is powerful!
ReplyDeleteCool to see how things thanks so much
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