Illumination at the Moon's South Pole, 2023 to 2030 (SVS4930 - sp illum 2deg 2026 720p30)
NASA's Scientific Visualization Studio - USRA/Ernie Wright, NASA/GSFC/Noah Petro, ADNET Systems, Inc./Laurence Schuler, ADNET Systems, Inc./Ian Jones
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2026: Sunlight and shadow within 2 degrees of the lunar South Pole, rendered at two-hour intervals for a year.
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