This is something very cool from NASA , Get ready to be blown away, Turn up the volumn and enjoy a night view of the Earth from the Space station , Trust me
http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap120305.html
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This is something very cool from NASA , Get ready to be blown away, Turn up the volumn and enjoy a night view of the Earth from the Space station , Trust me
http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap120305.html
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Billy, usually the words 'Trust me' are an invitation to disaster, but you are right, that video is awesome.
Those above the cloud lightning discharges are incredible. I think I remember seeing a doco on lightning strikes, and what we see is a tiny spark compared to what happens on top of the cloud.
Thanks for the link Mate.
Cheers
Kev
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Yep, definitely worth it! Thanks mate
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Cheers for posting that Will, was def worth watching
Nice william. Very nice. How amazing is it. For me it was the lights. Gave it a volcanic feel.
Geoff
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thanks for the show Bill....loved it. Gee, those northern lights are amazing as well as all the lightning flashes.
Graeme
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Wunderbar, Wilhelm! If I may be so indulgent.
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Thanks for sharing Wilhelm WOW absolutely stunning !!!!!!!!!!!
Loved it the lights are beautiful.......I want to be an astronaut when I grow up
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lightning flashes? i thought they were dumb photographers using flash to shoot the space stationOriginally Posted by old dog
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The auroras look amazing too.
If I was up in the space station, I doubt I'd get much work done.
I'd just be staring, gobsmacked, at the earth all the time!
Great find William.
Thanks for sharing.
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WOW Bill, what a ride, stunning imagery and at 14.6 Mb not such a heavy download
Cheers David.
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What a stunning video. Just loved it, thanks for sharing
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Very nice. Thanks for sharing the link.
Very enjoyable footage. Though it looks similar to one I saw last year, but with different music.
Matt.
one of the better travel experiences Mongo has been on - thanks William - thoroughly enjoyed it !
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Know it well, It was the song Dad picked for his funeral , So Iv'e heard it many times over the years , Now I cant get it out of my head , Just to annoy and enjoy, have a listen to "What a wonderful World" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_M-6VCnf5oE&feature=fvst
How awesome were the lightning storms?
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Phil
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