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With all of the footage we have of total lunar eclipses, has NASA, ESA, or any other space program ever taken a photo or video of it from the Moon itself?

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What can you say but "Wow..."

http://www.space.com/32245-total-solar-eclipse-video-dscovr.html

"The moon's dark shadow travels across Earth's face in spectacular new views of Tuesday's (March 8) [2016] total solar eclipse captured by a satellite in deep space."

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I'm sorry my answer is off by about 700,000 miles compared to what you asked :)

I'm fairly sure there did not happen to be, a time when NASA had cameras on the moon, when, there was a lunar eclipse.

Note that cameras today (such as this one on DSCOVR) are unbelievably better than cameras from Apollo era, so this would blow away any merely 700,000 miles closer imagery captured during the Apollo era.

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