When Neil Armstrong took his first steps on the moon 55 years ago, he also collected lunar rocks and soil along the way to ...

Eight days after its last close pass by Earth, the Galileo spacecraft turned around and captured a stunning image of both the Earth and the Moon together. A NASA camera aboard the Deep Space Climate ...

An important conservation message is shared in 9-year-old Sora U.’s work, titled Wildlife. The artist uses trees, an owl, tiger, butterflies, flower, and the internet-famous capybara to advocate for ...

The 1972 Blue Marble image, taken by astronauts in the Apollo 17 spacecraft, gave us another unique perspective of our planet, and its frailty, in its entirety. Today, the bird’s-eye view of an ...

The Blue Marble image was captured at around 29,000km (18,000 miles) from Earth, as the Sun lit up the globe from behind the Apollo 17. From ancient Egyptian geographer Ptolemy to Nasa ...

The Blue Marble image was captured at around 29,000km (18,000 miles) from Earth, as the Sun lit up the globe from behind the Apollo 17. Almost six hours into the flight, Schmitt laughed.

Click "confirm" to purchase this lot. Widely acknowledged as one of the most widely distributed photographic images in existence, the "Blue Marble" was photographed by Apollo 17's Harrison Schmitt ...

The Blue Marble (1972): Taken by the Apollo 17 crew, this full-disk image of Earth became a universal symbol of our planet's beauty and fragility. Hubble’s Deep Field (1995): A long-exposure ...

Apple chose the NASA Blue Marble for the default welcome screen and wallpaper ... a few 3D views of the world as it would look from space: echoes of the famous Apollo 17 photograph. To make the Earth ...

“For All Mankind” (1989) This Sundance prize-winning and Oscar-nominated documentary uses (and briefly augments) archival footage of Apollo 7-17, shot by the astronauts ... were so moved by the “big ...