NASA has taken some of the most iconic images of the Moon!
These photos showcase remarkable details about our nearest celestial companion. Let’s dive into them!
The very first picture of humans on the Moon! Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin achieved history with this legendary shot.
The very first picture of humans on the Moon! Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin achieved history with this legendary shot.
Earthrise (1968)
The very first picture of humans on the Moon! Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin achieved history with this legendary shot.
Earthrise (1968)
For many years, only one side of the Moon could be seen. NASA’s Lunar Orbiter finally documented the hidden side in 1959.
The Moon’s Far Side
Close-up of the Moon’s Surface
NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter provided detailed images, showcasing craters and mountains that had never been observed before.
Blue Marble & Moon (1972)
Apollo 17 produced an unforgettable image of Earth with the Moon in the foreground—among the most well-known space photographs
Water Discovered on the Moon (2009)
NASA’s LCROSS mission revealed the presence of water ice on the Moon, a significant breakthrough for future space exploration.
The Future of Lunar Exploration
NASA’s Artemis program is set to send humans back to the Moon, paving the path for deep space missions.