File:LRO Peers into Permanent Shadows.ogv

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DescriptionLRO Peers into Permanent Shadows.ogv	English: Beginning with a full-frame Moon in this video, the camera flies to the lunar south pole and shows areas of permanent shadow. Realistic shadows evolve through several months.
Date	8 March 2013, 22:34:05
Source	Goddard Multimedia
Author	Goddard Space Flight Center

This file was selected as the media of the day for 17 March 2013. It was captioned as follows:

English: Beginning with a full-frame Moon in this video, the camera flies to the lunar south pole and shows areas of permanent shadow. Realistic shadows evolve through several months.

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English: Beginning with a full-frame Moon in this video, the camera flies to the lunar south pole and shows areas of permanent shadow. Realistic shadows evolve through several months.

中文（简体）：月球以及其南极的永久阴影

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