NASA releases a year-long look at the sunlit face of the Earth
In the past, only astronauts had the opportunity to see it.
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DSCOVR films a different view of the total solar eclipse
The satellite followed the moon's shadow as it made its way across the planet.
NASA offers a rare, steady view of the sunlit Earth
Until now, you had to be an astronaut or a probe to see this for yourself.
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