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Thomas Pesquet - International Space Station - View from the Cupola.jpg

Photo courtesy of Pesquet-ESA


What does the Earth look like from "out there?"

Pesquet: When you look at the Earth from the space station, it's absolutely magical. You're not that far away, so you still have a relatively close-up view. But you can see the curvature and you see the atmosphere. It glows in blue. It is absolutely breathtaking the first time you see it. It's the most beautiful scenery you could possibly imagine.

When you're on the Earth, you feel that everything is so vast, everything is endless. You have a hard time understanding how limited we are. Then, when you take a step back and you see the Earth in its entirety, you suddenly understand that we live in an oasis in the cosmos. All around us is nothing, no life, blackness, emptiness, absolutely nothing -- apart from this blue ball with everything we need to sustain human life, and life in general, which is absolutely fragile.

It makes you want to cherish the Earth and protect it, the more you see it from space.


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The International Space Station, designed and built by five supporting agencies representing 15 nations:

the U.S., Canada, Japan, Russia, Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, and U.K.

 

The International Space Station: The most complex scientific and technological endeavor ever undertaken ....
ISS over the horizon 768x432.jpg


 


With amazing photography, the orbiting International Space Station is seen silhouetted against Earth's moon

Deography.com ISS 30 June 2015.jpg


 


Gateway to Astronaut Photography of Earth

https://eol.jsc.nasa.gov/


Gateway to Astronaut Photography of Earth.png

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