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Visionlearning on Twitter: "Today in 1839, the 1st celestial photograph, a daguerreotype of the moon by John William Draper, was created. https://t.co/hGhhxOvYVV" / Twitter
Check Out These Vintage Astronomical Photos by Henry Draper
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the Orphan Film Symposium: Daguerreotype of Earth's moon (1840)
grupa o.k. — John William Draper, Moon, 1840
