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The Korea Aerospace Research Institute (KARI) lunar orbiter, Danuri, flew 18 kilometers above the NASA Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter on 7 April 2023, enabling ShadowCam to capture this dramatic image of LRO.

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English: The Korea Aerospace Research Institute (KARI) lunar orbiter, Danuri, flew 18 kilometers above the NASA Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter on 7 April 2023, enabling ShadowCam to capture this dramatic image of LRO. The relative velocity between the two spacecraft was 3180 meters per second (7113 miles per hour). ShadowCam image M0121191480S [NASA/KARI/Arizona State University].
Date 10 May 2023 (upload date)
Source ShadowCam Captures the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter!
Author NASA/KARI/Arizona State University
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