Detailed moon surface with craters and a bright halo, space

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Detailed view of the moon's surface with craters and a bright halo
Image Description

The image shows a detailed view of the moon’s surface, highlighting numerous craters and textures. A bright halo surrounds the lunar sphere, creating a stark contrast against the dark background.

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Additional Image Data

Object:Moon
Themes:planetary, lunar
Mood:calm, vast
Focus:surface craters
Concept:celestial body
File size
417.43 kb
Size
1440 x 1800 px
Colors
  • #181818
  • #303030
  • #484848
  • #606060
  • #f0f0f0
#181818
28%
Nero
Grey • #181818
#303030
19%
Night Rider
Grey • #303030
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