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Artemis II · Eclipse · April 7, 2026

The solar eclipse from Orion at 00:55 UTC

Artemis II photo ART002-E-14293: The solar eclipse from Orion at 00:55 UTC
ART002-E-14293 · NASA / Artemis II crew · Nikon D5 · 20 mm
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Taken April 7, 2026 at 00:55:22 UTC (Apr 6, 8:55 PM EDT), mission time T+05d 02:20:22, with a Nikon D5 at 20 mm. Orion was 411,829 km (255,899 mi) from Earth and 9,625 km above the Moon.

Taken
April 7, 2026 at 00:55:22 UTC · Apr 6, 8:55 PM EDT
Mission time
T+05d 02:20:22
Camera
Nikon D5 · 20 mm lens
From Earth
411,829 km · 255,899 mi
Above the Moon
9,625 km · 5,981 mi
Below Orion
3.6°S 125.9°E on the Moon
Chapter
Eclipse — The Sun disappears behind the Moon. The corona blooms around a black disk.
NASA record
ART002-E-14293 on NASA's Gateway to Astronaut Photography ↗

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