"Space Station Crew's Spectacular View of Total Solar Eclipse and Moon's Shadow"

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The crew of the International Space Station captured images and video of the moon's shadow on Earth during the recent solar eclipse while orbiting above southeastern Canada. The space station experienced about 90% totality during its flyover, and the stunning images were captured through the outpost's cupola windows. Additionally, NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter recently captured images of Korea Aerospace Research Institute's Danuri lunar orbiter during a flyby in March, showcasing the two spacecraft zipping past each other in opposite directions.
Topics:science#astronomy#international-space-station#lunar-reconnaissance-orbiter#moons-shadow#nasa#solar-eclipse
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