The farthest is from the Voyager 1 spacecraft, which captured Earth from 3.7 billion miles away. The first photo ... V-2 rocket captured a grainy black and white photo of Earth.

American researchers used the V-2 rocket, fit with scientific instruments, to improve their understanding of the great black ... image of the planet, captured from over 200,000 miles away.

This image is one of the closest acquired during the flyby. A spacecraft has sent back beautiful new close-up images of the planet Mercury from just 125 miles ... capture black-and-white images ...

A decades-old family photo from a home in Kentucky turned up more than 150 miles away in Indiana on ... she realized it was a picture. The black and white photo, dated 1942, shows a woman in ...

In late September and early October 2024, a black-and-white photograph circulated on social media purportedly showing the "last giant silicon tree" in 1899. The image's caption referenced a theory ...

This image is the first full view of the sunlit side of the Earth taken from one million miles away. The turquoise spots you see in the middle are the shallow seas of the Caribbean. The color ...

This breathtaking animation is what Earth looks like from 22,000 miles ... true color images. Himawari-8 can deliver true-colour images every 10 minutes, up from one black and white image an ...

But in 2013, NASA's MESSENGER spacecraft — short for Mercury Surface, Space, Environment, Geochemistry, and Ranging — captured this image of Earth and the moon from 61 million miles away.

The most interesting object in JunoCam’s images was Jupiter’s third-largest moon Io, which it got within 66,000 miles/106,000 kilometers of. Io has not been photographed this close since NASA ...

The Hera spacecraft, speeding on to an asteroid, took a look back at Earth's moon — and in a new animation, you can see our neighbor shrinking as Hera flies away. Hera's images of the Earth ...

From perceiving Earth as a flat surface to discovering its true shape, close to an oblate spheroid, humans' conception of their home planet's shape and appearance has evolved over centuries.

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