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Just found the official image So had to share this

🚨A rare view of Earth and the Moon together from deep space. #SpaceNews

@astro_jaz I NEED THAT

you’re seeing the solar corona as the artemis crew become the first ever humans to witness a solar eclipse from the moon

I NEED THAT! THIS IS STUNNING

🚨The Sun… disappearing behind the Moon Seen by humans in deep space #SpaceNews

@Truthful_ast This is STUNNING

THEY'RE RECIEVING THE PHOTOS OH MY GOD

@konstructivizm @grok how was oxygen sufficient for Apollo crew and the capsule is also small?

Artemis2 vs Apollo ...

45 minutes until Artemis beats the Apollo 13 distance record #ArtemisII

🚨A new chapter in human space exploration begins now 1:56 PM — Beyond Apollo-era limits 2:45 PM — Lunar observations begin 6:47 PM — Signal loss behind the Moon 7:02 PM — Closest approach 7:05 PM — Farthest humans have ever been Humanity is pushing deeper into space #ArtemisII

Orion is now over 200,000 miles from Earth

Here is all the details ✅ #Artemismission x.com/i/status/20411…

🚨 LIVE VIEW Orion closing in on the Moon In moments, it will pass behind it CUTTING OF all communication with Earth This is where spaceflight gets real.

Imagine looking out that window

One of the most distant selfies ever taken.

@NASA Here are the details ✅ #Artemismission x.com/i/status/20411…

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…

This is happening in 1 hour. Watch it live 👇 youtube.com/live/z-j1uxBmi…

@NASA This mission isn’t just about seeing the Moon again. It’s about proving humans can operate safely beyond low Earth orbit. Every second of Artemis II is testing the systems that will take us back to the surface… and eventually to Mars.

Morning routine: Wake up, shave, make the bed, witness something that's never before been seen by human eyes. The Artemis II crew is preparing for today's lunar flyby, when they will see the Moon's far side.

@NASA Imagine looking out that window… and realizing every problem on Earth suddenly feels small

One lunar flyby. Four astronauts. 10 days in space. Lots of questions! Get mission details and answers to your most pressing questions like what the astronauts are eating, what they will see during the flyby, and how you can follow along. Learn more: go.nasa.gov/4sTXY5I

This galaxy isn’t stable… it’s still being stretched by gravity right now. Space is more violent than it looks.

This galaxy has already survived a collision. And it’s still being torn apart. #Space #Astronomy