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This image of the Moon combines three original photographs taken during the Galileo mission in the early 1990’s. The original images were made using violet, red, and near-infrared filters. Combined, they provide an image of the Moon representative of the color seen with the human eye.
NASA

This image of the Moon made from three photographs taken during the Galileo mission in the 1990’s. Three color filters were used to make the original photographs.
NASA

The Galileo mission made this image of the Moon. The mission was in the 1990's.
NASA

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This image of the Moon combines three original photographs taken during the Galileo mission in the early 1990’s. The original images were made using violet, red, and near-infrared filters. Combined, they provide an image of the Moon representative of the color seen with the human eye. NASA

This image of the Moon made from three photographs taken during the Galileo mission in the 1990’s. Three color filters were used to make the original photographs. NASA

The Galileo mission made this image of the Moon. The mission was in the 1990's. NASA

This image of the Moon combines three original photographs taken during the Galileo mission in the early 1990’s. The original images were made using violet, red, and near-infrared filters. Combined, they provide an image of the Moon representative of the color seen with the human eye.
NASA

This image of the Moon made from three photographs taken during the Galileo mission in the 1990’s. Three color filters were used to make the original photographs.
NASA

The Galileo mission made this image of the Moon. The mission was in the 1990's.
NASA