American astronaut Don Pettit shared a remarkable image taken from the International Space Station, showcasing light trails from stars and cities, airglow, sunlight reflecting off Starlink satellites, and parts of the ISS itself, blending science and art.
“So full of techno-cool and art-cool,” American astronaut Don Pettit wrote in a social media post describing his latest image from the International Space Station .
Recommended Videos “I think these are a blend of both science and art,” Pettit wrote. “There is so much techno-geek stuff to see, or you can simply sit back and think ‘How cool.’”
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