"The picture is pretty amazing," said Noah Petro, Vice Chairman of the LRO Project.
Although this photo shows as if the Earth rising above the Moon, but that picture would be different if we look at it from the side of the moon. One side of the Moon – known as the nearside-always facing Earth from our perspective because of the effect known as ' key ' tidal effects. However, the Earth was never really rise if seen from the perspective of the month.
This is a picture of the LRO's most recent photos from the history of "Earth increment" which shows our planet if seen from the viewpoint of the people or robots that have been surrounding it. Photographs of the Earth that is above the Moon's most famous photos taken on December 24, 1968 by astronaut of Apollo 8. On 24 December night, Frank Borman, Jim Lovell and William Anders held a live broadcast, showing a view of the Earth and the moon to people around the world.
Latest photos showing the position of the Earth is above the surface of the Moon is derived from images taken from two different cameras on October 12. The camera positions are 83 suspected miles above the Moon's surface called Compton.
To the editor of Earth's Ascension to the LRO is not easy. LRO can take 12 photos of Ascension of the Earth each day. However, the spacecraft is almost always busy imaging lunar surface so rarely there is opportunity for instrument cameras to capture views of the Earth.
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