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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!

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The very first picture of humans on the Moon! Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin achieved history with this legendary shot.

Apollo 11 Landing (1969)

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The very first picture of humans on the Moon! Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin achieved history with this legendary shot.

Apollo 11 Landing (1969)

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Taken by the astronauts of Apollo 8, this stunning image captures Earth rising above the Moon’s surface.

Earthrise (1968)

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The very first picture of humans on the Moon! Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin achieved history with this legendary shot.

Apollo 11 Landing (1969)

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Taken by the astronauts of Apollo 8, this stunning image captures Earth rising above the Moon’s surface.

Earthrise (1968)

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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

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Close-up of the Moon’s Surface

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NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter provided detailed images, showcasing craters and mountains that had never been observed before.

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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

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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.

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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.