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Southern Limb of the Milky Way over Gunnamatta Beach, Vic, Australia. [OC] [6000x9000] - Author: f4fotografy on Reddit
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Let's get comfy in the morning light
Don't mind me, just lounging around.
A smile a day keeps my demons at bay
A fiery sunset at The Black Tusk, BC [OC] [4000x2667] - Author: andrewrimanic on Reddit
Shuttle Over Earth : What’s that approaching? Astronauts on board the International Space Station in 2010 first saw it far in the distance. Soon it enlarged to become a dark silhouette. As it came even closer, the silhouette appeared to be a spaceship. Finally, the object revealed itself to be the Space Shuttle Endeavour, and it soon docked as expected with the Earth-orbiting space station. Pictured here, Endeavour was imaged near Earth’s horizon as it approached, where several layers of the Earth’s atmosphere were visible. Directly behind the shuttle is the mesosphere, which appears blue. The atmospheric layer that appears white is the stratosphere, while the orange layer is Earth’s Troposphere. Together, these thin layers of air – collectively spanning less than 2 percent of Earth’s radius – sustain us all in many ways, including providing oxygen to breath and a barrier to dangerous radiations from space. via NASA