Rank 77 documents Lunar Orbiter 1 — the 385.6 kg Langley Research Center spacecraft that on 23 August 1966 captured the first photograph of Earth from lunar orbit, while surveying nine candidate Apollo landing sites across 189 × 1,866 km orbits. Launched 10 August 1966 on Atlas-Agena D, Lunar Orbiter 1 carried a film system that developed images onboard and scanned them to Earth at resolution approaching one metre on close approach — mapping 99% of the Moon across five missions in the program Clifford Nelson and Isadore M. Levine directed. The Earthrise composition predated Apollo 8's famous view by more than two years and gave mission planners the photographic inventory Armstrong's landing would need. Wallimilist renders the spacecraft LARGE with camera barrel forward and Earth rising over the limb exactly as the master PNG dictates — First Earthrise from Moon photograph kicker, 1966 display, and LAUNCH 10 AUG 1966 footer.