An extremely rare unreleased photograph from the miracle journey of Apollo 13, showing the terrifying dark void of space which separated the spacecraft in distress from their fragile home. By this time in the journey the CSM and its attendant lifeboat LM had passed into the Earth’s gravitational sphere of influence and were beginning to accelerate. As the spacecraft was in “barbecue mode” and the crew plunged into darkness inside the LM cabin, Swigert and Haise used the lunar surface Hasselblad 500EL Data Camera (which never made it to the lunar surface) equipped with a 60mm lens and color magazine 62/JJ to shoot this photograph of the Earth from deep space, well more than 100, 000 nautical miles away. “Our idea was, if all hope was lost, if we went by the Earth, say we missed the Earth, and we were on an orbit about the Sun, if we had exceeded the escape velocity... My idea was to hold off, you know, as long as we had options, as long as we could stand it, send back data... We probably would have been farther out than anybody.” James Lovell (Chaikin, Voices, p. 139).