Earth, Moon and Lunar Module, AS11-44-6643.jpg

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Description	English: Earth, Moon and Lunar Module, in lunar orbit after return from the moon and before rendezvous with the Apollo 11 Command/Service Module. Mars is visible as the red dot on the right-hand side of Earth. AS11-44-6643. Français : Le module lunaire d'Apollo 11 après son décollage de la Lune et peu avant son amarrage au vaisseau Apollo resté en orbite. La Terre est en arrière-plan. La planète Mars est également visible sur la photographie (point rouge à droite de la Terre). 日本語: 地球、月と月着陸船（アポロ11号）、AS11-44-6643。
Date	21 July 1969
Source	http://eol.jsc.nasa.gov/SearchPhotos/photo.pl?mission=AS11&roll=44&frame=6643
Author	NASA / Apollo 11
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