The Artemis II crew has recreated “Earthrise,” one of the most famous photographs of all time, with a small twist. The new photo is of Earthset, capturing the surface of the moon and the crescent-lit Earth setting beyond it in the same frame:

Apollo 8 astronauts captured the iconic Earthrise image, which inspired the global environmental movement. Artemis II astronauts may have the chance to recreate it more than 50 years later. Here's how they might do it:

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Students & early career professionals are invited to apply for the NASA EarthRISE Developers Academy. This workforce development program offers in-person & virtual opportunities using NASA Earth observation data to address real-world challenges. 🌎

Three new FireSat satellites are officially in orbit. 🚀 This launch is a major scaling milestone for the Earth Fire Alliance’s mission to provide continuous, high-resolution wildfire detection. See how we're working together with the @EarthFireAll & other partners to put AI to work for climate resilience:

🛰 Faster detection supports a faster response. The first three operational FireSat satellites launched last week as part of CAL FIRE's partnership with the Earth Fire Alliance. FireSat is designed to help detect and monitor wildfires from space, adding another source of information for firefighters. Once all satellites are in orbit and are fully operational, they will be able to detect fires as small as 5 by 5 meters (two parking spots) anywhere on Earth, providing updated observations every 20 minutes or less. Combined with aircraft, cameras, drones, mapping technology, and reports from crews on the ground, satellite data can help provide a clearer picture of wildfire conditions. Read more from USA TODAY: #CALFIRE# #EarthFireAlliance# #FireSat# #WildfireTechnology#