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Description	English: A haunting view of a crescent Earth taken from inside Apollo 13’s Lunar Module on 17 April 1970. Credit: NASA / restored by Toby Ord
Date	23 January 2024
Source	https://www.skyatnightmagazine.com/space-missions/pictures-earth-from-space
Author	NASA / restored by Toby Ord

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