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	The moon

michellezm

11-15-2007 11:41 AM

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moon, space, astronomy

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11-16-2007 2:34 PM

aculton

I clipped the same thing, yours was layed out much better, I think its cool.

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This incredible footage shows our planet as it rises and then sets over the Moon's horizon.
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Taken by Japan's space agency, the Earth appears as a brilliant blue orb set against the blackness of space as it slowly comes into view above the lunar landscape.
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The crystal-clear images were taken by Japan's Kaguya probe with the first high-definition camera ever taken on a Moon mission.
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The footage was speeded up by around eight times.
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As the Earth comes into view it is seen upside down, with Antarctica a white patch at the top and Australia can just about be made out as a light-brown island.
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Viewed from the Moon's surface the Earth is usually always seen in the same position. 
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However, this video footage was taken as the spacecraft hovered around 60 miles above the Moon so that the craggy lunar surface appears to be slowly rotating beneath the probe. 
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