Wonder of ScienceEarth at night seen from space.
Best viewed fullscreen. Timelapse images courtesy of the Earth Science and Remote Sensing Unit, NASA Johnson Space Center (ISS043-E-102202-103235 eol.jsc.nasa.gov)
Michael Bell@wonderofscience Wow that lighting flash towards the end of the video, stunning
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@wonderofscience K I've lost 45 minutes staring at my wallpaper since I added it, this may have been a mistake
Eva Chanda@wonderofscience
Beautiful, yet terrible. Look what we have done to our only home in the universe.
Beautiful, yet terrible. Look what we have done to our only home in the universe.
Daniel πΊπ¦ π΅πΈ π³οΈββ§οΈ π³οΈβπ π@echanda @wonderofscience The lights look like ruined scars marring the surface of something that was once beautiful.
Mike Goatly@wonderofscience It never ceases to amaze me how little atmosphere there actually is between us and the cold hard vacuum of space.
Matt Laury@wonderofscience Earth, ruined by light pollution.
α΄ΚΙͺκ±α΄α΄ α΄Ι΄π»@wonderofscience Charming lights and soothing view of our lovely planet. π
don ElΓas (como los buses) π₯¨@wonderofscience what's the source of that video?
BitcoDavidThank you, Elon. Maybe next time you go up, you can stay there. How'd that be?
Ξ²Ιth@wonderofscience I don't think I could stress enough just how effing AWESOME that is. Seriously. I wish it were a still image in landscape because that would be my computer wallpaper from now until the end of time.
@feverspell You can find the full resolution original photos listed here https://eol.jsc.nasa.gov/SearchPhotos/mrf.pl?MRFList=ISS043-E-102202-103235%0D%0A&scope=both. They are sorted last to first so you'll need to scroll down to find the images from the start of the video.
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Fladdle@wonderofscience I love how we donβt know the orientation. π₯°
Kathy E. Gill πΊπ¦
sabik@wonderofscience
Alt text: Timelapse of Earth at night as seen from space station, dark outlines of continents, mountains and clouds, moving past, warm glow of sprawling cities and small towns, occasional flash thunder, moonlight glinting off water
Alt text: Timelapse of Earth at night as seen from space station, dark outlines of continents, mountains and clouds, moving past, warm glow of sprawling cities and small towns, occasional flash thunder, moonlight glinting off water
@sabik Thank you, I've added your description to the video.
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Thank you!
Thank you!
Dirty Hippie@wonderofscience Some #QAnon friend of mine told me that it was all fake. /s ;)
Rai Aren πβ¨ππΊπ¦@wonderofscience So beautiful!! Truly magnificent! π β€οΈ π
syrom@wonderofscience Crazy how well the major agglomerations in Europe and the Middle East are visible - and e.g. the void of the Alps or the Apennin. And the motorway allumination in Belgium is like totally crazy!!!
Schtang the Powerful Owl Guy@wonderofscience flat earthers, where are you π€£π€£π€£π€‘π
Bookfairiecymru@wonderofscience Glorious!!
Zeus@wonderofscience lol just needs to be ailless round