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A long-exposure shot as the International Space Station soared 257 miles above northern Mexico
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A long-exposure shot as the International Space Station soared 257 miles above northern Mexico

NASA / JSC · 2024-10-24 · photograph (digital archive)

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iss072e097437 (Oct. 24, 2024) -- As the International Space Station soared 257 miles above northern Mexico, NASA astronaut and Expedition 72 Flight Engineer Don Pettit captured this long-exposure photograph of city lights streaking across Earth while a green atmospheric glow crowned the horizon.

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Credit lineA long-exposure shot as the International Space Station soared 257 miles above northern Mexico. NASA/JSC, 2024-10-24. Public domain. ID: iss072e097437.
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