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Kurdish astrophotographer Darya Kawa Mirza has unveiled remarkable high-resolution images of the Moon, highlighting its detailed surface features. Created without AI assistance, these images were compiled from about 81,000 photos taken over four days.

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can someone explain the colours?

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This is a perfect example of human creativity and dedication

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Take us back to space @elonmusk

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Wow this is 🔥

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Space has always been so fascinating to me

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Wow what a view

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Looking amazing

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Gorgeous! I’ve always wanted to get into astrophotography. 🌙

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Wow! That's remarkable. Amazing image of our moon. It makes me curious if we'll ever live up there? What do you think? When will we live on the Moon?

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Better detail than anything coming from a space agency.

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