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- The ISS shared a rare photo of the Earth along with stars
- People on the Internet couldn’t help but admire the beauty.
The ISS shared a rare photo of the Earth along with stars
The never-before-seen photograph captures Earth’s atmospheric glow and a starry sky as the ISS orbits 258 miles above the Pacific Ocean northeast of Papua New Guinea.
The photo shows the Nauka science module and the Prichal docking module of Roscosmos | Image: Instagram
The intriguing photograph, showing the Nauka science module and Roscosmos’ Prichal docking module on the left, was posted on the official ISS Instagram account. The post quickly went viral, garnering more than 48,000 likes on the social media platform.
The caption of the image read: “This high-exposure photograph of the International Space Station shows Earth’s atmospheric glow and a starry sky as the orbital complex rose 258 miles above the Pacific Ocean northeast of Papua New Guinea. On the left are the station’s Nauka science module and the Prichal docking module, both from Roscosmos.”
People on the Internet couldn’t help but admire the beauty.
Social media users were quick to express their admiration. One commenter wrote: “This is actually the most beautiful photo I’ve ever seen,” while another marveled at the vastness of space and said: “These star-studded spaces always make me wonder where this dark sky ends.” .
One user commented on the technical elements, saying: “This photo must have required some crazy ISO setting to get the stars. “Look at all the noise!”
Check out the viral post here.
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Meanwhile, NASA, Northrop Grumman and SpaceX plan to deliver additional scientific experiments, supplies and equipment to the ISS. If everything is ready, they plan to launch at 12:07 pm EST (10:37 pm IST) on Tuesday, January 30. This flight marks the 20th time Northrop Grumman has helped NASA by transporting supplies to the space station.
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