The first deep-space Earth photos
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17:34around basically the same time. I think within a minute of the two. Um one shows sort of what your eyes would see, which is on the left-hand side, you've got the the tiny sliver of the atmosphere where the sun is leaking through. We're in the shadow of the Earth right now. >> Right. >> We're in the shadow of the Earth, and most of the Earth is dark. But, if you increase the exposure time, and you increase the aperture, then you're going to get to see the Earth in that low light, because you've sort of the ISO at this point is like I think 50,000, right? That's that >> Yep. >> Nikon D5 ISO, right? >> Yes. >> And I wanted to harp on this particular image a little bit longer, because I
18:15think there's a few details that are really, really cool. So, let's go to some of the insets that I've prepared. Um if we go to the next photo, which is photo number 10. So, this is in the lower left corner of
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