Earthrise in 4K

[@MrSoles]

Calm down, Lovell!

[@serendigity]

But how could you... what an experience.

[@mattperrin8372]

As much as I Iove all the images and data we get from the landers we send out and probes, you just can't beat a good human voice going all mad at seeing something never seen before as it happens !

[@Hairysteed]

Bill showed us our home! He died doing what he loved! We will not forget you Bill!

[@gevangasteren]

This video is an excellent example how segregated technical details, put together with dedication, can create a holistic experience. Thank you very much!

[@kaiko-san]

RIP William Anders

[@egshane]

it's a good thing he found the color film as quick as he did...

[@logiconabstractions6596]

NASA rocks the internet. They actually put up really good stuff all over the place

[@Doctor699]

What an experience that would have been. To see it all as it really is, a blue marble suspended in the black void of space. The only home we have ever known. It's just as the astronauts themselves describe it, ironic that you go out there to explore the universe but you really discover the Earth.

[@tealsquare]

RIP Bill Anders

[@RostykMakushak]

What a transcendental experience it must have been for Apollo 8 crew! Humanity should be ever grateful for those glorious images!

[@timsmith6675]

I love these type of informative and awe inspiring videos! Thank you NASA for putting the time and resources into providing them to the public. :)

[@svengangert2683]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@jeevajp2574]

haha "thats hot, thats hot".

[@officialasim6772]

Nice reference

[@TNTHammer]

2:28 Flat earthers be like: WhO WaS tHe CamErA MaN wHo rEcOrdEd ThAT?

[@Doctor699]

Wow, on later missions it's almost as if they brought along a lunar module or something xD

[@chetpomeroy1399]

That beautiful, tiny blue world is still there after all these years!

[@cmetube]

While pretty, its not as gorgeous as a beautiful sunrise. We are lucky to live on Beautiful Earth. We should cherish it and protect it because it doesn't get better that what we already got.

[@Greenpoloboy3]

A jewel in space

[@jimsnow9286]

omg earth is soooooooooo round

[@bladenovak]

that's what they want you to think!!!!!!

[@StaticBlaster]

Amazing imagery!!!

[@rnmusic-gt7zw]

What amazing timing Christmas eve!!

[@ckcskendre]

Great story. Please upload more like this one

[@juanfrancisco_v.d.]

Wonderful!!! Thanks.

[@duck1ente]

Moon landing deniers, please don't ruin this video.

[@gms4660]

kkkkk, e vc acredita nesse vídeo? WTF!!!

[@pescadinho1982]

Lol just think dude.. in order to take a pic of the earth from that far away you would need a camera with 100000 megapixels...but hey 40 years ago they took it and you can see even the clouds lol..im not saying the earth is flat..im saying some things dont make sense based on logical things..

[@danielcarney7873]

@@pescadinho1982 It's... the Moon. You can see the Moon from the Earth and you don't need a "100000 megapixel" camera. And, guess what, the Earth's bigger, so it would be even *more* visible than that. Come on, man, as the OP said, please don't ruin this video.

[@ridwanmattan3533]

@@pescadinho1982 that's like saying u can't see the stars or the sun even though they are far in space too. Do u know how big the earth is? Bigger than the moon. 12700 km in diameter.

[@twogamer7149]

carlos pacheco The 1968 photo matches the 2018 photo taken by China micro satellite. Remember before Apollo 8 no one ever left Earth atmosphere. How would they envision it and paint it without seeing it?

[@t65bx25]

Amazing.

[@mikebtrfld1705]

My 19th birthday. Kewl

[@sukhpreetmangat7194]

Love this channel.

[@neymarwhikwire9327]

Our earth

[@AdMBandLeader]

Actually the earth is a rhombus with two horns, one tail and a very flat looking head.

[@neymarwhikwire9327]

We love d earth

[@saisrikargollamudi7892]

Lovely!

[@SplendoursVale]

I would have thought that compared to viewing the moon from Earth, that viewing the Earth from the moon would have had a much larger portrait. One would think that by this footage, the moon is bigger than Earth. Why is that? Is Earths atmosphere creating a magnification of the moon?

[@thomaswijgerse723]

the earth on this photo does look a lot bigger then a photo of the moon on earth.

[@MrSparker95]

>One would think that by this footage, the moon is bigger than Earth. If you are right next to an object, then it's occupying a larger portion of your field of view.

[@DASHReviews]

And also yes the atmosphere adds some magnification depending on where the moon is in relation to the horizon.

[@williamreilly3172]

@Rebecca Armstrong I wish I knew more about photography,,,I'm always takin pics~~~

[@proton651]

Haha totally fake you can see that the earth is a pyramid

[@antoniskazou]

lol, you believe in Earth?

[@dakchri]

Ur channel is called Nasa Goddard im guessing because of Robert Goddard.

[@almostfm]

The NASA Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt MD is named after him. If you're ever in the Washington/Baltimore area it's well worth a visit. Right off the Baltimore/Washington Parkway.

[@mrunknown5087]

Only one comment😢😢

[@Nilot]

Sheesh Anders get a grip

[@paulodomingos9694]

Só uma pergunta: QUEM É QUE ESTÁ FILMANDO???

[@gms4660]

kkkkk, boa pergunta, essa a NASA (NAJA) não pode responder

[@oscarin13]

Apollo 8 astronauts Frank Borman, Bill Anders and Jim Lovell.

[@edwinandreas8145]

Well I thought It was flat 🤔🎄

[@TNTHammer]

Hahaha

[@NatureLover36963]

Where are stars 😂😂😂😂

[@ganeshwaichal1]

There is no any earthrise or earth set for moon because moon always face one side to earth.

[@nyeptun]

Well, in Moon's orbit there actually is.

[@elijahstonesify]

Lol

[@gms4660]

kkkkk, nos faz rir NASA

[@shammusomalley8986]

The earth rise is impossible due to the fact that the geosynchronous orbit means we only see one face of the moon. What that means, is if you’re standing on the moon, you may be in a position to see earth, or may may not be, but the surface of the moon is not going to rotate, so that the earth comes into view, because of the geosynchronous orbit, you’re not rotating

[@willoughbykrenzteinburg]

The Earthrise photo was not taken from the surface. This photograph was taken on Apollo 8 - which never even landed. This photo was taken from lunar orbit. Apollo 8 orbited 10 times. On the third orbit, they reoriented so that they could see the horizon, and upon coming out of radio blackout on that third orbit, the first Earthrise happened as the CSM orbited around the moon and the photo was taken.