Earthrise may also refer to:
* "Earthrise" (1990 video game), a computer game by Interstel
* "Earthrise" (video game), a 2009 massively multiplayer online role-playing game by Masthead Studios
* "Earthrise", a novel by
* "Earthrise", a sub-orbital space "burial" mission by
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