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33 fotos impressionantes do Planeta Terra
Estas fotos não foram tiradas por um satélite de bilhões de dólares, mas apenas por um cara e sua Máquina fotográfica Nikon. Acontece que o astronauta holandês Andre Kuipers é médico, e atualmente anda fazendo pesquisas sobre a Estação Espacial Internacional, é exatamente o fotógrafo amador interestelar. Todas as legendas e fotos (salvar o último) são dele.
http://www.buzzfeed.com/gavon/33-stunning-photos-of-earth-taken-by-an-astronaut
The Richat Structure in Mauritania.
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Paris at night.
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From space I wish you all a very exciting and colorful year!
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Veins’ in the Somalian desert.
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Over the Tibetan plateau with the Himilayas, Butan and Napal in the background.
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Denmark with Copenhagen, Norway with Oslo, Sweden with Stockholm in the distance, northern Germany and beyond. And the Aurora Borealis of course.
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Beautiful reflection of the Sun in a Brazilian river.
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(Airplanes 242 miles below.) On their way to America.
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Over the Southern Lights between Antarctic and Australia.
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Sahara sand treks hundreds of kilometres across the Atlantic Ocean.
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Sea ice spirals near Kamchatka Peninsula, Russia.
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The different layers of the atmosphere can be seen during sunrise and sunset.
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Detail strong winds at White Sands.
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Sunlight reflects in the Mediterranean and Adriatic seas. Corsica, Sardinia and northern Italy.
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Sahara sand pattern.
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Snowy Canada. River or a millipede?
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Wave pattern in the Indian Ocean. I wonder if they are above or below the water surface and how tall they are.
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Lake Powell and Colorado River. Awesome place. Green warm water, white/red rocks, blue sky. And nobody around.
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Meteor crater in Canada.
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The Alps look very tempting, but I don’t have my skis with me…
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The moon looks the same from the ISS as it does on Earth. Only we see it rise and set again and again.
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A year ago I saw it from a plane and tweeted that I wanted to see these colours from space. Here it is. Salt Lake City.
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Sahara sand pattern.
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The Earth by night.
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ISS Commander Dan Burbank @astrocoastie has an eye for beautiful cloud formations
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Aircraft make patterns in the sky.
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How we see the moon. Sharp and slowly moving towards or away from the horizon.
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The Pacific is a great source of colourful images. One of the Gilbert Islands.
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Africa meets Europe – Strait of Gibraltar.
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Foam clouds.
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For an experiment I had to be quiet for 10 min, so I looked out the window. And saw an active Etna!
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Australia is an extraordinary continent with beautiful structures.
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Comet Lovejoy by Cdr Dan Burbank @astrocoastie, on launch day. One of the first who spotted it.
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