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EARTHSET. April 6, 2026. Humanity, from the other side. First photo from the far side of the Moon. Captured from Orion as Earth dips beyond the lunar horizon. Photo: NASA

@MyNguyen6688 @WhiteHouse @NASA Alright whats misunderstood then? Because earlier you were yappin about a "reflected along a 3-6-9 degree curve" LMFAO

@oh_womp @WhiteHouse @NASA The theory sounds pretty good, but the most basic and simple thing is misunderstood. Do it your way and thrive!

@MyNguyen6688 @WhiteHouse @NASA It works? Theres math to prove it works? What are you on about haha

@oh_womp @WhiteHouse @NASA 😀 with 80-400mm lens and witj 4,067 miles from the lunar surface? Let's you try with your imagination and see what the result!

@MyNguyen6688 @WhiteHouse @NASA Understanding it is infact crucial!

@MyNguyen6688 @WhiteHouse @NASA Using just pixel measurements and obvious estimations, the space not accompanied by the Earth is around 900 pixels, with the total height being 1800 pixels, that matches our 50%

@CryptoWhale @NASA

@NASA We understood your message a few days ago. By the way, a fantastically prepared image of Earth - everyone believed it.

Safety first! The Artemis II astronauts can be seen in their eclipse glasses, worn to protect their eyes when they experienced a solar eclipse on April 6. The Sun, the Moon, and the Orion spacecraft aligned — and Moon joy was had!

@SandieRussell14 @NathanBull84819 @NASA Very much so

@oh_womp @NathanBull84819 @NASA There’s sure a lot of stupid people commenting here

LIVE: Watch with us as the Artemis II astronauts make their closest approach to the Moon, traveling farther from Earth than ever before. twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…

@neoviky Cry about it? I'm not even wrong lol. Also yeah it can easily be created but it doesn't look nearly as realistic lol. Of course post processing can be done since these are quite literally the original photos

If you say that somthin looks shtt repeatedly 1000 times it does start to look like that. If you say somethng looks amazing and repeat that 1000 times, people start to think it is amazing, even if it's shtt. I was not trying to make a better image. I was just trying to understand how is it that these images can be easily created using free versions of AI?

@swingstatemind @WhiteHouse @NASA Because i've seen it answer for like a picture is Australia yet it was Africa from these missions lol. Its observing use cases for recent events, not that hard to judge something if other people use it

@oh_womp @WhiteHouse @NASA how do you know if it’s smart or nah if you don’t use it?

@SunCeylonHQ @NASA Its bot accounts spreading a fake AI image, pretty obvious when you look closer

@NASA What is this? I saw someone posted this.?

@neoviky @NASA You did, or X did lol The original is much higher quality

@oh_womp @NASA no i didn't compress it, just downloaded.

@neoviky @NASA The left one looks like shit icl, and you compressed the original like 100x lol

@NASA check this: x.com/neoviky/status…

@Average2028 @NASA "no stars" me when I don't understand how exposure works

@NASA Nasa lied the shit outta fuck! That’s a lie no stars and not even a space rock they allege passes by the moon every minute.

@MelvineTheGreat @NASA Because it was taken at a different focal length

@NASA Why does the Earth look bigger in the video than it did in the famous Earthrise picture taken in 1968?

@Charles_Muxia @naomirwolf This is ironic because you don't even understand focal lengths

@oh_womp @naomirwolf Two better words, common sense.

I still have the same question or the same areas of curiosity. If a quarter of what we can see of earth from the space capsule is in sunlight and the rest of what we see is in darkness and the moon that we see is in darkness, can someone please map out or show in a chart where the sun is in relation to both, and what is the angle of illumination that is causing this illumination and darkness? Isn’t anyone else curious to see how this all relates?

@swingstatemind @WhiteHouse @NASA It keeps thinking that its from apollo lmfao

@swingstatemind @WhiteHouse @NASA "i did, *it* said the image" So you didnt LMFAO If you want to do some critical thinking, use your brain, Grok isn't the smartest AI model whatsoever lol, it is difficult with images, why do you think every new photo thats come out from this it gets completely wrong?

@qboomer17 @WhiteHouse @NASA Different photo but basically just zoomed out as the last one They are lit at the same angles, the moon is also darker because it has a much lower albedo and the surface is rough.

@WhiteHouse @NASA lol weird that a sun 93 million miles away can’t equally light the earth and moon at the same angles…. 🤡