Great pic! Such a fragile structure between the astronauts and vacuum…
Wow, I hadn’t realized it had gotten so big. Very cool.
I tried to get an idea what the landmasses are below, but I can’t recognise them. Any ideas?
CLICK THE PIC!
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I didn’t understand the thread title. You wouldn’t want to put the International Space Station below.
Looks a bit like the Caspian Sea to me.
djm
Uh…d’oh.
I didn’t understand the thread title. You wouldn’t want to put the International Space Station below.
Nano:I tried to get an idea what the landmasses are below, but I can’t recognise them. Any ideas?
Looks a bit like the Caspian Sea to me.
djm
Tis the Caspian.
jsluder:
Nanohedron:
I tried to get an idea what the landmasses are below, but I can’t recognise them. Any ideas?
CLICK THE PIC!
Uh…d’oh.
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Nanohedron:
jsluder:
CLICK THE PIC!
Uh…d’oh.
noobs
Nanoobhedron! ![]()
I yam a maroon.
Wonderful photo. Thanks.
We saw this a month or so ago,
at a local observatory–we were standing
on the roof and the astronomers said ‘Watch
over there.’ And this moving star appeared
and continued across the night sky. I think they said
it circles the globe every 90 minutes.
