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ISS astronaut took amazing footage from space – video


European Space Agency (ESA) astronaut Markus Wandt has shared an impressive video he filmed on the International Space Station (ISS), where he has been stationed for the past year. The video allows viewers to immerse themselves in an amazing view of the Earth from the open Dome module, a room with seven windows providing a breathtaking view of the planet.

Inverse writes about this.

The astronaut admitted that he was amazed by the scale and beauty of everything that he saw, and described his feelings as some confusion in front of such splendor. Wandt expressed gratitude for the opportunity to observe the Earth from space and noted the incredible beauty of our planet.

The Instagram post accompanying the video highlighted how a person can truly feel their small role in the universe by looking at the world from afar. Wandt urged the audience to share his admiration and delight at the cosmic perspective in which the Earth appears in all its beauty.

This unique view of our planet from space is not only inspiring, but also a reminder of the incredible coherence of technology that allows people to explore and admire the cosmos, transcending the boundaries of normal life on Earth.

Earlier, Cursor wrote that an American climbed the steps to Everest after divorcing his wife.





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