PetaPixel Saturn Peeks Out From Behind the Moon in Incredible Image Taken at the Top of a Volcano


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A detailed close-up of the lunar surface showing craters and color variations. In the background, the planet Saturn is visible, appearing small in the vastness of space. The dark sky contrasts with the illuminated surfaces of the Moon and Saturn.

Astrophotographer Andrew McCarthy recently traveled to the top of the Mauna Kea volcano in Hawaii so he could capture a rare image of Saturn being occulted by the Moon.

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