Apollo 8 enters lunar orbit and photographs Earthrise

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The crew became the first humans to orbit another world, completing ten orbits, broadcasting live on Christmas Eve, and photographing the Earth rising above the lunar limb — an image widely credited with reframing how the planet was seen.

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