NASA image restorer Andy Saunders explains why photographs of Earth from space, particularly from the Gemini missions, are some of the ‘finest’ and most stunning ever taken.
His new book “Gemini and Mercury Remastered” features iconic images from the earliest days of human space exploration and is out in the UK from 28 August.
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