400 kilometers above us, Thomas Baskett There is a breathtaking view of our planet. So, from this Balcony In space or vice versa Window From Kupola, Nothing escaped him, or almost. The beauty of the earth – what we call ” Blue ball “(From a photo taken Apollo 17) in 1972, normal Rock planet Located in its living area Star, The சோலைல் -, and plays playing below Flood And large-scale deforestation Droughts (California for several weeks, Greece, Turkey, Algeria …)
If you want to enter the weekend quietly, I recommend this Aurora Astralis timelapse
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With this slide across our planet it is time to take it to a peak. Can I sign without Aurora? # MissionAlphapic.twitter.com/Lch36dJ5TX– Thomas Baskett (omTom_astro) August 13, 2021
Photos from the Aurora Australian series by Thomas Baskett. S ESA
During the 16 revolutions of the earth in one day (16 sunrises and sunsets!), TheSpace French really sees it all Colors : Here Ocher From Namibia or the Sahara, the blue of the seas, like the green of the great forest. Atmosphere. A scene we never get tired of thinking about, even through it Eyes Astronauts. Last days, Thomas Baskett Do not fail to capture the recent Ambiguous Went to heights Latitude In the south we see a Fog Waving the green aboveAntarctic It sank into darkness (long southern night) and the orbital ship above it seemed to be slipping. What about tonight? How much Pericides Of passengers Space station Will they see it fall to the ground?
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