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Europe at Night

Throwing some shade from space

Expedition 50 crew portraits aboard the ISS (x)

Thomas Pesquet

Incredible Photographs Taken by Astronaut Thomas Pesquet 

thom_astro Night-flight over Europe with thunderstorms in the distance. Note how the atmosphere changes from green to orange

International Space Station resident and Expedition 50 crewmember Thomas Pesquet captured this image of Ayers Rock in Australia last week. Measuring 1.5 miles wide and 2.2 miles long, Uluru, as it is known in traditional Aboriginal dialects, is a large sandstone monolith located near the center of the Austrailian subcontinent. To the southeast of the rock, to the bottom-right of the rock in the image above, the aboriginal town of Mutitjuju can be seen. The town has a population of around 300. P/C: Thomas Pesquet

Astronaut Thomas Pesquet shared this video of a thunderstorm over central California taken as the International Space Station flies along the coastline. Watch for the light bursts of satellites after the storm passes - next video will show you where they are if you miss them.

Trying to propagate this from a steam cutting. I hope it doesn’t die like my tulips did.

EXODUS handmade collage by @michelinedesbois

2016 Sundance Film Festival

Augustin Lesage Untitled 1927

Circle dot road maps of New Zealand’s largest cities.