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30 Photos Taken From The International Space Station That Are Literally Out Of This World

30 Photos Taken From The International Space Station That Are Literally Out Of This World

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For thousands of years, people looked up at the night sky looking at the stars, seeking guidance, dreaming. While centuries passed with humans using the night sky for navigation or to record the passage of time, it was only in the last century that we actually started reaching for those stars, and not metaphorically.
The first human in space, the first person on the Moon, the first person to orbit the Earth… first big milestones in a tremendous journey for human spaceflight. And as humanity charts its space travel course towards Mars, people are orbiting the Earth as we speak, contributing to those plans of the future.
The International Space Station has been up in the low Earth orbit for over twenty years and has had 236 people from 18 countries (as of 14 March 2019) aboard. While all of them had scientific reasons to be there, they also took the chance to capture the breathtaking views of Earth from space that they witnessed. And luckily for us all, some of the astronauts shared some of their cool photos on social media. So, if you’re one of the people whose heart is drawn towards the stars or you just like pretty space views, check out a different perspective and see what we look like from the sky’s point of view. Oh, and don’t forget to comment and vote for these interesting photos!

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Thin blue curve of Earth's atmosphere captured from the International Space Station, showcasing planet's fragile beauty in space.
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Spirals of Pacific Ocean currents captured from the International Space Station showing sun glint on water surface.
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Aurora and city lights glowing over Earth at night, captured from the International Space Station.
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Cloud formations over Earth captured from the International Space Station showing stunning out of this world views
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View of a massive typhoon from the International Space Station showing Earth’s curvature and space.
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View of the International Space Station orbiting Earth with glowing aurora seen from space, showcasing stunning space photography.
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Night view of Moscow city lights captured from the International Space Station showcasing urban rings and glowing streets.
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Moonrise over Earth's atmosphere captured from the International Space Station showing the dark sky and glowing horizon.
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Nighttime view of Italy from space showing city lights captured in photos taken from the International Space Station.
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Aurora borealis glowing over Earth’s horizon captured in a stunning photo taken from the International Space Station.
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Balloon animals floating inside the International Space Station window with Earth visible in the background.
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View of Earth’s curved horizon and river from space, one of the photos taken from the International Space Station.
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Cloud shadows at sunset captured from the International Space Station showing stunning atmospheric light effects.
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Lightning strike on Earth captured from the International Space Station with solar panels and the Milky Way in the background
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View of Earth and the moon from the International Space Station showing clouds and the planet’s curvature.
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Nighttime photo of London city lights taken from the International Space Station showing urban patterns clearly visible.
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Aurora borealis glowing brightly above Earth, captured from the International Space Station orbiting in space.
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Moon glowing above Earth’s horizon with stars visible, captured from the International Space Station orbiting Earth.
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Sunset on Earth captured from the International Space Station showing colorful clouds and the planet's curve at the horizon.
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Astronaut inside the International Space Station looking out the window at Earth’s vibrant blue and white clouds from space.
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