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        "address": "va6bmj (a) gmail.com",
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    "sender_name": "B J",
    "subject": "Re: [amsat-bb] Christmas 1968: Apollo 8",
    "date": "2018-12-25T19:42:53Z",
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    "content": "On 12/25/18, saguaroastro <[email protected]> wrote:\n> And here is an interesting video about the taking of this most iconic photo:\n>\n>\n> https://youtu.be/dE-vOscpiNc\n\nThanks for the URL.\n\nThat Apollo 8 photo actually wasn't the first earthrise that was seen.\nDuring the Lunar Orbiter program, one of the spacecraft took a rather\nfuzzy and indistinct picture of that same view.  The lack of detail\nled to some people thinking that it was a hoax.\n\nA few years ago, some amateur enthusiasts decided to take some of the\nLunar Orbiter data tapes and reprocess them with up-to-date equipment\nand filtering methods.  The result was that the first earthrise\npicture turned out to be almost as good as what the astronauts took\nwith their Hasselblad cameras or what more recent lunar spacecraft\nobserved.\n\nOne unexpected benefit of doing that was that it provided valuable\ndata for lunar scientists.  It gave them a basis by which to compare\nmore recent views of lunar terrain and seeing what might have changed\nsince the late 1960s.\n\n73s\n\nBernhard VA6BMJ @ DO33FL\n",
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