Photographs taken from the International Space Station and assembled in this video show nighttime views of our planet.<\/p>\n
People keep making these videos from ISS photography, and we keep loving them. Heres the latest, assembled by photographer Knate Myers to a track by John Murphy (from the movie soundtrack forSunshine) its a beautiful tour of nighttime passes of the Space Station over our planet. Stars, city lights, airglow, aurorae its nothing you havent seen before, but everything worth seeing again. Watch it. <\/p>\n
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Video: Knate Myers. All images courtesy of the Image Science & Analysis Laboratory, NASA Johnson Space Center. Via the Gateway to Astronaut Photography of Earth. <\/p>\n
Jason Major is a graphic artist fromRhode Islandnow living and working inDallas, Texas. He writes about astronomy and space exploration on his blogLights In The Dark, on Universe Today and also onDiscoveryNews. <\/p>\n
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