Other versions

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Other versions:

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  Scan of original 70 mm film, AS17-148-22727
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  Raw photograph, AS17-148-22727, original orientation
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  Raw photograph, AS17-148-22727, north up
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  Rescanned and color-calibrated with mission color chart.
  3,000×3,000 (5.6 MB)
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  With white background
  2,790×2,776 (4.4 MB)
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  With transparent background
  2,790×2,776 (14.64 MB)
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  Larger photoshopped JPEG version; possibly more useful for articles
  4,463×4,163 (5.9 MB)
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  Color corrected
  2,320×2,407 (2.33 MB)
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  Image redone with colors
  2,400x2,400 (3.33 MB)
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  Reversed (allegedly original) orientation
  3,000×3,002 (9.33 MB)
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  '"The Blue Marble" is a famous photograph of the Earth'
  2,400x2,400 (2.98 MB)

Derivative works:

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  earth
  600x600 (1.72 MB)
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  GPS atmospheric effects for the Earth
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  Universal gravitational mass for the Earth
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  Order of magnitude for the Sun, Jupiter, Earth, and Moon
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  Earth size comparison for the Moon
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  Earth size comparison for the planet Venus
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  Earth and Moon to scale with annotations
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  Earth-Moon system to scale
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  Origin of life stages

Licensing

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