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A reader comment on my previous Earth-and-Moon image inspired me to dig up the following photo. The question was: has there ever been a photo of Earth and the Moon showing the latter transiting the former? The answer is yes. It's not the greatest image for a couple of reasons, but it's a unique and priceless view of our home binary planet. And it gets better: it's actually part of a movie. First,
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