A photo of this location makes up the cover of an early DIY magazine with the slogan “Access to Tools.” A 2013 day about smiling was centered on a composite photo titled after this location. Due to his access to color processing, Raul Rodriguez developed a 95-degree rotated photo of this location taken using a heavily modified Hasselblad Camera. (-5[1])William Anders captured that photo of this location, (15[1])described (15[1])by Galen Rowell as “the most influential (*) environmental photograph” (10[1])ever. A photo in the “Family Portrait” series shows faint bands of light cutting across this object which takes up less than a pixel in it. The Sun half illuminates this object in a lunar-orbit photo showing its “rise.” For 10 points, name this object, the center of the “Pale Blue Dot” and “Blue Marble” photos. (10[1])■END■