Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
During an Earth gravity-assist flyby, the Galileo spacecraft captured thousands of images from a similar viewing angle. Combining those frames into a time lapse produces a direct view of Earth rotating, along with changing cloud patterns and specular reflections.
During an Earth gravity-assist flyby, the Galileo spacecraft captured thousands of images from a similar viewing angle. Combining those frames into a time lapse produces a direct view of Earth rotating, along with changing cloud patterns and specular reflections.
