PetaPixel Artemis II Astronauts Photograph Solar Eclipse From Beyond the Moon


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Split image: On the left, a dark moon blocks a bright ring of light from the sun, creating a solar eclipse; on the right, the sun’s light peeks from behind a dark curve, producing a glowing crescent effect.

The NASA Artemis II crew had a very eventful April 6. After breaking Apollo 13's record for the farthest distance humans have ever been from Earth, the crew got busy taking a lot of photos, including unique photos of the Moon and beautiful eclipse photos unlike anything visible on Earth.

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