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Sunrise from the ISS, starfield in the background
- Thread starter Constance
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Apparently a NASA blogger's error. It's the moon, not the sun. Hashed out here:
http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread1079730/pg2
There still seems to be a puzzle suggested by this ATS poster:
"The moon was a very thin crescent on that day, and looking at it on here the crescent is very over-exposed and the remainder is earthshine."
The camera optics experts have not addressed this as far as I've read at this point.
"The moon was a very thin crescent on that day, and looking at it on here the crescent is very over-exposed and the remainder is earthshine."
The camera optics experts have not addressed this as far as I've read at this point.
