How the world looks like from the space? 🌍

The thousands of burning stars that we see in the night sky, they have been drawn from us since ancient times. One of the gravity of this attraction has been won by the space of one day. The room, space station, in the zero. From there, our world looks very different. The mountains of the world, the sea or the cyclone, their form is completely different. Astronauts took many pictures from that first journey. Today's arrangement of some selected pictures from them.

Seeing this picture taken from the satellite, the ground and the water have changed. Volcanic island tinakula is seen in liquid greenish color; Credit: NASA, images by Jesse Allen and Robert Simmon (Earth Observatory).

It would look like Van Gogh painted a picture. NASA has given the name of the film 'Perpetual Ocean', which shows the status of the torrent from June 2005 to December 2007. To see how the image was taken in the direction of the flow; Credit: NASA.

The strange green vortex of the coast of East Antarctica. This image created the scientific mystery. This is the first picture of the green revolution. It could have been a phytoplankton or seawall in the sea. But Stanford marine creator Nassa told that he could not be sure. It seems because the seaweeds are floating in the ocean, but they are frozen. Scientists then took the ship and brought samples. Witnesses said that the whole place is like a green ice pancake, the pancake is floating in green water again; Credit: NASA image courtesy Jeff Schmaltz.

The brightest points are the protective measures located in different oceans. They give warnings of any abnormal ocean abnormality. They formed an integral network with each other. In 2004, the tsunami created in the Indian Ocean brought its lives to 230,000 people; its activities were expanded; Credit: NOAA.

The world's most populous city in Shanghai Nearly 24 million people live in this city; Credit: Johnson Space Center.

Don Petite wanted to see the stars in the long exposure; Credit: NASA.

The Colombian glacier is one of the world's fastest-growing glaciers. False-color pictures include ice and snow greenish, green in plants, white in white and light orange. Sea blue is blue. Chirarong stone gravel, and other stones are brown; Credit: NASA.

One meteorite is going to fall down in the earth. The lights in the Florida city are visible in the border. Don Petit picks up the film.

Credit: NASA / JSC / Don Pettit.

For decades, the pilots saw the red smoke in the dark, and they have felt the mysteries of various mysteries. This red smoke picture was possible for the first time in 1989. Later it was known that they were created due to a kind of electrical action. Name Red Sprites. Credit: NASA Earth Observatory / JSC.

Space is surrounded by the great mysteries. His lonely beauty is indescribable. But in beauty our known – unknown strange world is not so bad at all! 😊

Feature Image: Livescience & NASA.

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