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Hello, World: Earth After TLI, Artemis II Size:S - 16" x 12" a division of the CaliforniaHello, World April 2, 2026. A few hours after the Trans Lunar Injection burn, Artemis II Commander Reid Wiseman pointed a Nikon D5 through Orion's window and captured this. Earth, already visibly distant, nearly eclipses the Sun. Two auroras frame the planet: aurora borealis at the upper right, aurora australis at the lower left. In the lower right corner, zodiacal light appears as a faint glow scattered off interplanetary dust along the ecliptic