Inside why Earth looks dull in new 2026 photo from Artemis II

NASA astronauts aboard Artemis II captured a stunning new photo of Earth that was compared to Apollo 17’s iconic 1972 image, sparking widespread discussion about why the modern photo appears hazier

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