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The High Imaging Science Experiment orbiting Mars is producing some great images of the Martian surface (have a browse through the images at the website). But it’s also being used to image the other planets.
Here’s a shot of the Earth and Moon – taken from Mars!
(Source The Earth and Moon as Seen from Mars (PSP_005558_9040)).
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Ditto, wow.
Gosh, that’s awesome (in the true sense of the word)
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Awesome photo Ken! Thanks for posting.