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527 days ago
Just moments after the previous photo…caught this image of the eye of the storm as we flew over Hurricane Earl just to the east. It looks like magnificent chaos from up here on the Space Station…an incredibly breathtaking sight to see this storm. Many prayers from space going out to those in the path…please stay alert.
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Daniel_Craig 448 days ago
Wow!
miloshkab 521 days ago
wonderful picture, thanks for sharing! :)
HKMnz 524 days ago
Thanks for all the cool pics. Love seeing the world from your vantage point.
78classmate 524 days ago
Awsome picture as usual Wheels, Thanks
frankaamalian2 525 days ago
Surprising that there is chaos inside and out is beautiful
rokhwan 525 days ago
우주정거장에서 찍은 허리케인 사진
raysondetre 526 days ago
it's strangely peaceful in a way; you can sort of intuit what category it is...tho you know...grand.
fromsophiesview 526 days ago
this is truly amazing! Imagine being above this storm!
Spraga1213 526 days ago
very cool
1DULCE 527 days ago
THAT IS AN AMAZING PIC.... MY PRAYERS GO OUT TO EVERYONE OUT THERE
chromefun 527 days ago
Одновременно страшно и красиво
AHA64 527 days ago
The pictures are astounding. Your lyrical prose the perfect accompaniment. Amazed how you do both.
JayShizzleNYC 527 days ago
DAMNNN!!! Thats coooool.
misahot 527 days ago
wow, it's a really big storm (ﾟдﾟ).
V_a_i_sh_al_i 527 days ago
cool...trivia question: What is the "eye view" is this technically called? i.e. of the types human/bird/worm eye views :|
a_cup_of_sea 527 days ago
Very huge... Scary... :(
OnPaintedWings 527 days ago
That is SO incredible! Thank you for sharing it with us!!!
wqueens7 527 days ago
Illegal migrants/
Crawl the Earth's human surface/
Life is nature's force/
#haiku
PC0101 527 days ago
@Kikucchi A never ending flow of pics from space showing storms, fires, floods, etc. is here: http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/NaturalHazards/
PC0101 527 days ago
@Kikucchi Since you like Hurricane videos from space: here is Earl in motion as seen by NASA‘s GOES13: http://www.flickr.com/photos/gsfc/4954228764/in/photostream/