Hello, World: Earth After TLI, Artemis II Size:S - 16" x 12" The visible grain and the

The visible grain and the deep shadows are both intentional results of the chosen exposure settings

The image's brilliant colors trace the ages of different stellar populations

speculated to harbor a subsurface ocean that might contain life

this star cluster invites you to delve deeper into the wonders beyond our world

Although the stars appear missing

Hello, World: Earth After TLI, Artemis II Size:S - 16" x 12" The visible grain and theHello, World April 2, 2026. A few hours after the Trans Lunar Injection burn, Artemis II Commander Reid Wiseman pointed a Nikon D5 through Orion's window and captured this. Earth, already visibly distant, nearly eclipses the Sun. Two auroras frame the planet: aurora borealis at the upper right, aurora australis at the lower left. In the lower right corner, zodiacal light appears as a faint glow scattered off interplanetary dust along the ecliptic