File:TIROS-1-Earth.png

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English: First television image of Earth from space. Taken from TIROS-1.

Deutsch: Erstes Fernsehbild von aus dem Weltraum. Aufgenommen von TIROS-1.

Русский: Первое изображение телевидения земли от космоса.

Português: Primeira imagem da televisão da terra do espaço.

Español: Primera imagen de la televisión de la tierra del espacio.

Italiano: Prima immagine della televisione di terra da spazio.

Nederlands: Eerste televisiebeeld van Aarde van ruimte.

Français : Première image de télévision de la terre de l'espace.

Ελληνικά: Πρώτη τηλεοπτική εικόνα της γης από το διάστημα.

العربية: الاولى التلفزيون صورة الأرض من الفضاء.

中文: 第一次看电视的形象，从地球上的空间。

日本語: 最初のテレビの画像から地球のスペースが必要です。

한국어: 우주에서 지구 첫 텔레비전의 이미지입니다.

Date

April 1, 1960 (uploaded by N328KF 28 September 2004)

Source

http://www.nasa.gov/lb/vision/earth/features/bm_gallery_3.html

Author

NASA

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