NASA Just Caught A Double Photobomb
NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory usually has uninterrupted views of the sun, but recently the orbiter’s lens was hogged by 2 other celestial bodies.
Typically, NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory or SDO has uninterrupted views of the sun, but recently the orbiter’s lens was hogged by 2 other celestial bodies.
On September 13th, both Earth and the moon photobombed one of SDO’s shots.
The lunar orb entered the frame first, and shortly after our planet showed up, completely blocking the sun.
NASA reported that as far as such cosmic shenanigans go, this is a first.
While the two bodies were in front of the actual subject, the craft snapped a picture of them.
The moon came out looking nice and crisp, but Earth looks a little blurry.&n
Typically, NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory or SDO has uninterrupted views of the sun, but recently the orbiter’s lens was hogged by 2 other celestial bodies.
On September 13th, both Earth and the moon photobombed one of SDO’s shots.
The lunar orb entered the frame first, and shortly after our planet showed up, completely blocking the sun.
NASA reported that as far as such cosmic shenanigans go, this is a first.
While the two bodies were in front of the actual subject, the craft snapped a picture of them.
The moon came out looking nice and crisp, but Earth looks a little blurry.&n
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