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>>11464437
>Yeah ok a camera is gonna get burned by the sun, like we don't take pictures in daylight all the time.
But all of the Apollo missions took place during lunar day. That way the astronauts can easily see where they're walking around.

>Like I said above, all those pictures are Neptune (i.e Earth mirror 5.873).
What the hell? No. Just no. Both DSCOVR and Himawari 8 show real time images of the Earth and are accurate. Himawari is a weather satellite and it's images match other weather reports. Japan (a country that's vulnerable to typhoons) would be pretty upset if their weather satellite doesn't work.

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