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NASA s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Snaps a Photo of Saturn

NASA has shared a new but distant photo of Saturn taken by the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO). The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has shared a photo of Saturn snapped by its Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO).

Check Out Saturn s Amazing Rings Caught On Camera By NASA s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter

A lunar orbiter meant to take images of the Earth and moon turned its camera instead on to Saturn and its rings.

NASA spacecraft at the moon snaps photo of Saturn from lunar orbit

NASA s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter snapped an image of Saturn during the planet s northern autumn.

Astro Bob: Full Wolf Moon scores a bull s-eye! | Pine and Lakes Echo Journal

Astro Bob: Full Wolf Moon scores a bull s-eye! Feel like howling? Join the Full Wolf Moon on Thursday night, January 28. Telescope users can find the Mare Orientale bull s-eye, site of one of the most violent lunar impacts. Written By: Bob King for the Duluth News Tribune | 3:07 pm, Jan. 28, 2021 × The nearly full moon rises over Lake Superior in Two Harbors, Minn. on January 27. The Earth s shadow is the gray band below the moon. It s topped by a pinkish-orange glow called the Belt of Venus from sunlight scattered by small particles in the stratosphere. (Bob King) Driving west at dusk yesterday evening, all I wanted to do was twist my head around to see the big moon rising behind me. Since that s never a safe move, instead I turned left off the highway and drove down to a nearby beach. In the darkening sky the moon beamed white above Earth s purply shadow.

Astro Bob: Full Wolf Moon scores a bull s-eye! | Park Rapids Enterprise

Astro Bob: Full Wolf Moon scores a bull s-eye! Feel like howling? Join the Full Wolf Moon on Thursday night, January 28. Telescope users can find the Mare Orientale bull s-eye, site of one of the most violent lunar impacts. Written By: Bob King for the Duluth News Tribune | 3:07 pm, Jan. 28, 2021 × The nearly full moon rises over Lake Superior in Two Harbors, Minn. on January 27. The Earth s shadow is the gray band below the moon. It s topped by a pinkish-orange glow called the Belt of Venus from sunlight scattered by small particles in the stratosphere. (Bob King) Driving west at dusk yesterday evening, all I wanted to do was twist my head around to see the big moon rising behind me. Since that s never a safe move, instead I turned left off the highway and drove down to a nearby beach. In the darkening sky the moon beamed white above Earth s purply shadow.

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