“Capturing a photo of a sunlit half-Earth from four times farther than the Moon’s orbit, it never ceases to provide surprises, such as occasionally the Moon enters our field of view, or the Moon casts a shadow on Earth,” said Dr. Adam Szabo, NASA Project Scientist of DSCOVR in a statement.
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