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Both sides of the Atlantic Ocean are visible from Apollo 8 spacecraft
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Both sides of the Atlantic Ocean are visible from Apollo 8 spacecraft

NASA / JSC · 1968-12-22 · photograph (digital archive)

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AS08-16-2588 (21-27 Dec. 1968) --- Both sides of the Atlantic Ocean are visible in this view from Apollo 8 spacecraft. (Hold picture with Earth at bottom left). The large, most prominent land mass is the bulge of West Africa.

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AFRICAAPOLLO 8APOLLO PROJECTATLANTIC OCEANONBOARD ACTIVITIESEARTH OBSERVATIONS (FROM SPACE)PHOTOGRAPHYSOUTH AMERICA
Credit lineBoth sides of the Atlantic Ocean are visible from Apollo 8 spacecraft. NASA/JSC, 1968-12-22. Public domain. ID: as08-16-2588.
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