Earth views for your Sunday morning. 🌍 In this video, the International Space Station orbits on a northwest to southeast trajectory over the Black Sea, Turkey, the Persian Gulf, United Arab Emirates, and the Indian Ocean. | International Space Station

4.5K views · 51 reactions | The breathtaking night side of Earth from ISS! | Jock Williams Meteorologist | Facebook

24K views · 257 reactions | Real footage of Earth at Night as seen from Space #space #nasa #iss | Josh Universe | Facebook

Live HD Earth viewing from the International Space Station! Go full screen, sit back, watch and enjoy our home planet. Live views: http://go.nasa.gov/2oBrDS2 | NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration

This is how our Earth looks like when viewed from space. The timelapse video was created using images courtesy of the Earth Science and Remote Sensing Unit, NASA Johnson Space Center. #Space #Earth #NightView #TimelapseVideo #NASA | India Today

Insane Aurora explosion over Alaska from last night 🦌 🌌 I am rarely left speechless, but this footage coming out of Alaska from last night is just... otherworldly. 🤯 The way the sky explodes into those deep crimson reds and neon greens is absolutely insane—it almost looks like CGI, but this is 100% Mother Nature showing off. And just when you think the sky is the star of the show, that majestic moose silhouette frames the shot perfectly. It’s the definition of 'right place, right time.' I did

An ethereal display of extremely rare white auroras lighting up the night over Alaska. 🌌🤍 It looks like a portal opening in the stars. Truly a once-in-a-lifetime sight. | Ethereal Earth

Retrograde = when a planet looks like it’s moving backward in the sky 🌍✨⁠ ⁠ Normally, planets slowly drift one way against the background of stars. But sometimes, as Earth and the planet move around the Sun, our viewpoint changes — and the planet seems to reverse for a few weeks 🔄👀⁠ (It’s an illusion, the planet isn’t actually turning around.)⁠ ⁠ 🧐 Why does this happen?⁠ As Earth overtakes, for example, Mercury in its orbit, the smaller, faster planet seems to reverse direction from our pers