Deutsch: Aschgraues Mondlicht, 63 Stunden vor Neumond. Der von der Erde beleuchtete dunkle Teil des Mondes ist deutlich sichtbar; die schmale Mondsichel ist überbelichtet.
English: Earthshine, 63 hours before New Moon. The dark part of the Moon can be seen illuminated by the Earth; the thin crescent is overexposed.
Français : Clair de Terre 63 heures avant la nouvelle Lune. On peut voir que la partie sombre de la Lune est illuminée par la Terre, et que le croissant est surexposé.
Source: photographed by myself, with Olympus C765UZ, exposure 2s @ f/3.7, ISO 100
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Earthshine, 63 hours before New Moon. The dark part of the Moon can be seen illuminated by the Earth; the thin crescent is overexposed.
Clair de Terre 63 heures avant la nouvelle Lune. On peut voir que la partie sombre de la Lune est illuminée par la Terre, et que le croissant est surexposé.
