NASA's Parker Solar Probe, while on its mission to the Sun, has captured a view of Earth from 27 million miles away on the 25th of September.
Parker Solar Probe, which is en route its mission to the Sun to unravel the mysteries that the Star holds, has recorded a view of Earth through its WISPR (Wide-field Imager for Solar Probe) which is the only imaging instrument onboard Parker Solar Probe. The image has been captured while it was traveling towards Venus gravity, said NASA on Wednesday. WISPR shows the planet in the middle of the right-hand panel and also shows the Moon which appears to be a bulge on the right of Earth.
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