1. A 1994 Clementine composite showing the familiar full moon view.
2. Galileo’s 1992 false-color composite reveals the Moon’s diverse surface red highlands, blue titanium-rich maria, and Tycho crater glowing at the edge.
3. Galileo captures Earth’s Moon en route to Jupiter, with Tycho’s bright ray crater shining at the bottom.
4. Galileo captures the crescent Moon in stunning detail, highlighting Copernicus crater and Apollo landing sites on the lunar nearside.
5. Mariner 10's 1973 mosaic reveals the Moon's north pole, highlighting unseen cratered terrain and familiar maria.
6. 2017 Total Solar Eclipse, the Sun’s corona is shown as a crown of white flares from the surface
7. Astronaut Edwin “Buzz” Aldrin Stands Beside the U.S. Flag on the Moon
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