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Thursday, June 25. 2009

Space Photography

Slashdot posted a news item late last evening about some rather stunning photos from the International Space Station. On June 12th, the Sarychev Peak volcano erupted. At the same time, the ISS happened to be right overhead. What resulted was some incredible imagery, provided to the public by NASA. Check out the images below:

You can find more images and information here. Isn't nature awesome?


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