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This is an image of the moon taken by Star Tracker Camera B on Clementine orbit #110. It was taken on March 14, 1994. The moon is illuminated entirely by the Earth's shine.
NASA

This is a photograph of the moon taken by Star Tracker Camera B on Clementine orbit #110. It was taken on March 14, 1994. The moon is illuminated by sunlight reflected off the Earth and on to the Moon.
NASA

This is a photograph of the moon taken by a camera on the spacecraft, Clementine. It was taken on March 14, 1994. The Moon is illuminated by sunlight reflected off the Earth and on to the Moon.
NASA

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This is an image of the moon taken by Star Tracker Camera B on Clementine orbit #110. It was taken on March 14, 1994. The moon is illuminated entirely by the Earth's shine. NASA

This is a photograph of the moon taken by Star Tracker Camera B on Clementine orbit #110. It was taken on March 14, 1994. The moon is illuminated by sunlight reflected off the Earth and on to the Moon. NASA

This is a photograph of the moon taken by a camera on the spacecraft, Clementine. It was taken on March 14, 1994. The Moon is illuminated by sunlight reflected off the Earth and on to the Moon. NASA

This is an image of the moon taken by Star Tracker Camera B on Clementine orbit #110. It was taken on March 14, 1994. The moon is illuminated entirely by the Earth's shine.
NASA

This is a photograph of the moon taken by Star Tracker Camera B on Clementine orbit #110. It was taken on March 14, 1994. The moon is illuminated by sunlight reflected off the Earth and on to the Moon.
NASA

This is a photograph of the moon taken by a camera on the spacecraft, Clementine. It was taken on March 14, 1994. The Moon is illuminated by sunlight reflected off the Earth and on to the Moon.
NASA