File:Apollo17WorldReversed.jpg

Summary

DescriptionApollo17WorldReversed.jpg	English: vertically flipped version of the "Blue Marble" photograph. Allegedly the original orientation of the photograph. Given in evidence by uploader: Geek Trivia: Worth a thousand worlds - TechRepublic Apollo 17 Photos Day 1 (archived on Wayback Machine)
Date	7 December 1972
Source	en:Image:The Earth seen from Apollo 17.jpg, NASA Apollo 17.
Author	The original uploader was Latitude0116 at English Wikipedia. (original upload date: 2006-08-01)
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2006-08-01 19:53 Latitude0116 582×562×8 (99337 bytes) {{NASA}} Source: [[:Image:Earth seen from Apollo 17.jpg]]