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    1. It’s an AI version of a much lower resolution video. I’ve found it on Instagram, but most likely a link to that will have Reddit’s AI removing this comment.

    2. This picture is only 3 days old. It has no sources that are from A an astronaut or B NASA. Unless it is a Chinese space station shot it is almost certainly AI or a painting.

    3. beikbeikbeik on

      Doesn’t the sun needs to go through the atmosphere to look have the orange sunset color?

    4. Tyran_Cometh on

      Thank you everyone, I already did search in google reverse search before posting but it didn’t help me. If this is really IA once again I can’t refrain to think that we are doomed.

      Regardless I would like to put it as a phone wallpaper but I’m not putting an AI generated image. Does anyone know of any real similar shots in high quality ?

    5. This image looks to be a cropped image of one of the images floating around on istock for years now. I’ve actually downloaded the full scale version.

    6. GuardianXResearch on

      It’s a beautiful image, but without a clear source it’s hard to treat it as real observational data.

      With AI images getting this convincing, context and attribution are becoming just as important as the visuals themselves.

    7. BigCicadabd on

      I searched and searched but couldn’t find anything, buuuut if it’s not AI, it probably is from the ISS, there are a lot of ISS sunset earth images

    8. Isn’t this a screen grab from one of the Transformer movie intros? Looks very familiar, but yeah it’s CG

    9. Early shuttle mission, first published outside NASA/United Space Alliance in National Geographic.
      Oops, no sorry, it’s not that one. Methinks this is computer generated imagery based on that one, which has a large thunder head cloud in the middle.

    10. lowercaseyao on

      I’m pretty sure this was a portfolio piece by an environment artist (3D artist for game development or vfx for tv/movies). I remember seeing his portfolio, and his niche was realistic renderings of earth from orbit.

    11. Reminds me of opening credits from BBC’s Planet Earth (each one has similar shots)

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    13. Aceisking12 on

      If all you’re looking for is a new screen graphic, why not personalize it a bit?

      Instead of going for this particular image, grab one of your own.

      For example, the [GOES full disk geocolor](https://www.star.nesdis.noaa.gov/goes/fulldisk.php?sat=G19) image updates every 5 minutes, so pick a time you like and grab the image then. It’ll never show up on reverse image search because why would they archive a huge image that updates every 5 minutes? There is an archive of images for this, though I don’t know how far back it goes.

      Similarly, you can grab your own frames from the [high definition video streaming of earth from ISS](https://eol.jsc.nasa.gov/esrs/hdev/). You’ll have to put in some work to get an image at the right time, but it’ll be a completely unique image that you save off and no one else will have unless they happen to grab the same time too. There is no archive, once it’s gone it’s gone forever.

      Edit: that ISS feed doesn’t look at the horizon. [But this one does. ](https://www.youtube.com/live/fO9e9jnhYK8?si=2vhjy78s5X8UcvYt)

    14. NontheistYeast on

      Good luck with that. Space is at a native 1080p to preserve the frame rate of the simulation.

    15. Sun is white. Our atmosphere catching some part of light waves and that’s why we see it more yellow than white. If the sun is low on the horizon, atmosphere is much more thick and sun is starting to be more orange/red because of the same physics. This picture could be made by man and it would be still ok and looks like this. But more probably is graphic design, no matter if it’s AI or other tools.

    16. Forsaken-Jackfruit-1 on

      Someone (I think it was Facebook) said that that image is the start of the universal studios opening

    17. irrelevantspeck on

      https://eol.jsc.nasa.gov/ is an absolute gold mine for full resolution astronaut photos.

      Some somewhat similar examples that I’ve saved (since they’re pretty pictures) are:
      ISS059-E-6522
      ISS063-E-50064
      ISS061-E-66918

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