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An image of a sunset over the sea has won the top prize in the 2024 South West Coast Path Photographer of the Year competition.More than 1,700 images taken at points along the path which stretches 630 ...

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Credit: Firefly Aerospace As Firefly Aerospace prepared to close out a two-week mission on the moon, its lander had one final gift to beam home: the first high-definition images of a lunar sunset.

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Over the course of its two-week mission, the lander successfully conducted scientific experiments and captured stunning visuals, including the lunar sunset on March 16, 2025. The images reveal a ...

A lunar lander has completed its two-week mission and sent spectacular sunset images as a "final goodbye" back to Earth. The Blue Ghost Mission 1 lander was launched by Firefly Aerospace in mid ...

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The team behind the mission at NASA will further analyze the images and share the findings. NASA captured another, albeit less-cinematic view of the lunar sunset using one of its payloads ...

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — A private lunar lander has captured the first high-definition sunset pictures from the moon. Firefly Aerospace and NASA released the stunning photos Tuesday, taken before ...

The moon lander captured the first ever HD imagery of a sunset as seen from the moon, and the images have been stitched together into a video. The stunning footage shows the sun setting over the ...

Americans take an astonishing 230 billion photos each year, with the vast majority captured on business smartphones., but new research has claimed these could all be at risk of being lost without ...