Earthset, Artemis II Ring Nebula This poster not only captivates

This poster not only captivates the viewer with its striking visuals but also serves as a beacon of inspiration about the possibilities that lie in unexplored corners of our galaxy

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Earthset, Artemis II Ring Nebula This poster not only captivatesThe first photograph of Earth setting behind the Moon, taken by humans on the far side. April 6, 2026. During the lunar flyby, the Artemis II crew watched Earth slowly dip below the Moon's horizon as Orion passed over the far side. For about 40 minutes, all communication with mission control went silent. No signal, no downlink, just four people further from home than any human has ever been, 252,756 miles from Earth, breaking Apollo 13's record. From