New Delhi: NASA on Sunday released a wonderful set of photos of the night -time photographs caught from the International Space Station (ISS), which includes a charming India picture in some other parts of the world.
The joint photo on the official account of the space agency shows the brightness of the subcontinent through the dense web of city lights, which clearly shines under a star’s sky. The remaining photos of the series include a cloud -covered Midwest United States view, coastal and domestic geography in Southeast Asia, and a shining Snapshot of Canada at night, produced by a unconscious green and thorough and land rotation.
These photos were posted as part of the four photo series, which features different regions of the world. With caption- “When you can see the stars above, there is a city light below, and environmental brightness reduces the earth’s horizon. Photo 1) Midwest United States Photo 2) India Photo 3) Southeast Asia Photo 4) Canada.”
This post focused on social media quickly, consumers praised the beauty of the image. “Just amazing. We live on a wonderful rock!” An X user replied. Another user points to the destruction of humans, “and we all want to do everything and eliminate anything that is in this beautiful circle.” Many other people jumped on the post to share their praise and thanked NASA for their sharing.
ISS, which rotates the ground at a height of 370-460 km, regularly catches and shares such a scenario. Another recent Indian photo, which focused attention, was also shared by Donald Petete, a astronaut for the 2025 Maha Kambha Mela, which was also caught by the International Space Station (ISS).
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