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    • Title Earth and Moon system as seen by VIRTIS-M
    • Released 24/11/2005 4:46 pm
    • Copyright ESA/VIRTIS team
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      Earth and Moon system at about 3.5Mkm as seen by VIRTIS-M visible channel in true color format.
      Angular separation is about 1.6deg
      Phase angle is 65deg which corresponds to 65% of disk illuminated by the Sun.


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