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wait guys I just saw a pic from one of the astronauts on the ISS, they all went to the window to watch the integrity crew go back to Earth. I just love everything about this whole mission.
NASA astronaut Bob Hines took this picture of the waning crescent moon on May 8, 2022, as the International Space Station flew into an orbital sunrise 260 miles above the Atlantic Ocean off the northwest coast of the United States.
Image Credit: NASA/Bob Hines
It’s nice to know that even in space humans will still be humans and ask the age old question what are you eating?
down with ai and data centers, astronaut don pettit just dropped a new giant milky way photo taken from the ISS
[image description: a dark planet earth shot with a nikon from far away, lit up with cities and glowing in a green-blue sphere of light as the cloud-like milky way stretches all across the horizon. parts of the international space station intersect the image. it is truly awe-inspiring and epic in its broad scale.]
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Fourth of July from Way Up High! 🎆
Ever wondered what a firework might look like from the sky?
Astronauts aboard the International Space Station (ISS) get front-row seats to some of the best light shows on Earth—city lights, lightning storms, auroras, and yes, even fireworks. Check out the view!
One of the Expedition 40 crew members aboard the ISS photographed this Aug. 9, 2014, nighttime image showing city lights in the southern United States from some 225 miles above Earth.
Stay curious, stay safe, and keep looking up. Happy Independence Day from all of us at NASA! 🎇
"Self portrait of Tracy Caldwell Dyson in the Cupola module of the International Space Station observing the Earth below during Expedition 24."