<p>NASA image release June 10, 2010
</p><p>This is a picture of coronal and zodiacal light (CZL) taken with the Clementine spacecraft, when the sun was behind the moon. The white area on the edge of the moon is the CZL, and the bright dot at the top is the planet Venus. 
</p><p>Credit: NASA/GSFC
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