Infrared image of a total lunar eclipse from 1996, captured by the MSX satellite's SPIRIT III telescope. The bright areas show warmer regions on the Moon's surface, with Tycho crater prominently visible. The dark area represents cooler regions, such as Mare Crisium. This is not a typical visible light image; rather, it shows heat signatures.

Astronomy Picture from 23/04/2005

Eclipsed Moon in Infrared

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Infrared image of the Moon during a total lunar eclipse, captured by the MSX satellite's SPIRIT III telescope. Bright spots indicate warmer areas, like the Tycho crater (bottom left), while darker regions represent cooler areas, such as the Mare Crisium (upper right). This image shows the lunar surface in infrared light, which is invisible to the human eye.

Astronomy Picture from 10/01/1997

Eclipsed Moon in Infrared

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