NASA astronaut on the ISS shares bird's-eye view of Northern Lights

from Mail Online 1 month ago

In this mesmerising video, you can see the lower structures of the space station silhouetted against the bright green glow of the aurora.
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The lowest glowing gases are typically found 80 miles (130 km) above the ground but can dip as low as 60 miles (100 km) in some cases.
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Astronaut Don Pettit has shared his bird's eye view of the Northern Lights from the window of the International Space Station.
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On social media, space fans have been blown away to discover that astronauts have this unique perspective.
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