Spectacular timelapse of the Milky Way galaxy and a phenomenon known as airglow seen from the International Space Station.
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Spectacular timelapse of the Milky Way galaxy and a phenomenon known as airglow seen from the International Space Station.
Watch the full video in 4K on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8wMbzylZxEI
Airglow is a faint luminescence in the Earth's upper atmosphere occurring when atoms and molecules excited by sunlight during the day emit light to shed their excess energy.
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Emerald green, fainter than the zodiacal light and visible on dark nights everywhere on Earth, airglow pervades the night sky from equator to pole. Airglow turns up in our time exposure photographs of the night sky as ghostly ripples of aurora-like light about 10-15 degrees above the horizon. Its similarity to the aurora is no coincidence. Both form β¦ Continue reading "How to See Airglow, the Green Sheen of Night"