Timelapse videos of auroras from the space station

October 20, 2011

This post needs very few words. Just sit back and enjoy these gorgeous timelapse videos shot from the International Space Station. They’re of the Aurora Borealis and/or Aurora Australis. Be sure to click on the resolution and choose the HD version, and make that shit fullscreen! (All via Universe Today)

Posted by stevecrossrock
Filed in photography, Science, Space
Tags: astronomy, aurora, international space station, nasa, photography, Science, Space, timelapse, video

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One Response to “Timelapse videos of auroras from the space station”

Victor Ho Says:

October 20, 2011 at 11:13 am
Pretty amazing stuff. I never thought to think about the perspective of the aurora from space. Thanks for posting. Your fine art photography is solid.

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