In his post from the International Space Station, NASA astronaut Mark Vande Hei included a wonderful shot that allows us to see the Earth from a magnificent angle.
The International Space Station, which travels an average of 400 kilometers from the Earth and makes 12 revolutions around the Earth a day, NASA Astronaut Mark Vande Hei He shared an amazing video.
In the images shared by the astronaut, the round shape of the earth and its blue-green colors are clearly visible. In addition, the images are from the fascinating natural events of the earth. Northern Lights also accompanies.
The view of the Earth shared by the NASA astronaut from space is as follows… The panels in front of this beautiful view are the solar panels of the space station:
The International Space Station, the foundation of which was laid in 1998; It has expanded ever since it was launched into space. To date, the Russian Federal Space Agency (Roscosmos), the European Space Agency (ESA), the Japanese Space Research Agency (JAXA) and the Canadian Space Agency (CSA) have worked on the project undertaken by NASA on behalf of the USA. each country has its own astronaut sent.
The purpose of the station is to conduct many experiments and research in human life in space, astrophysics, biology, meteorology, astronomy, physics, materials science, engineering and other fields. For example, one of these studies how human DNA is affectedThere is also a lot of research on growing plants in space.
Astronaut Vande Hei states that life on the Earth’s surface is growing more and more every day, and we are doing more damage to our planet’s natural resources. The NASA officer shared these meaningful messages with the images, “He enjoyed watching the Earth from space and said that this experience was one of the greatest memories in your life He finished with the words “that’s it”.