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Spring appears in the northern hemisphere and Flower Flower joined the seasonal celebrations on May 12. Skywatches on the floor is treated with a glowing disk of light. NASA astronaut Nicole Aires enjoyed the view from a different point – the road to the International Space Station.
Airez shared three pictures of the moon with its full strength.
“I am still in awe of our point of view of the world and beyond,” She said on x. “Today was the moon’s moon and did not disappoint it!”
This view of ISS is a full flower moon in its perspective with the Earth.
The first image is characterized by a blue planet with clouds. The moon hovers in the corner with Maria Dark (the Latin of the “Sea”) affects the extended basins such as shadows across its surface. It is a poetic image that highlights the close relationship between the earth and the only natural industrial moon.
Parts of the International Space Station composed this scenic image of the Earth with the appearance of the full moon as a small point near the center.
The following Aires image tells a different story. The moon is a small point below the Earth over the upper head filled with clouds. Parts of the space station come out from the bottom of the width.
It goes without showing how the trend does not matter much on ISS. The Earth can either be higher or less than you depend on your perspective in orbit.
This distant glow in the darkness of space is a full flower moon. Earth water and clouds below.
The last shot is a distance poem. The moon rotates at a rate of about 239,000 miles from Earth. Everything looks far in the picture. Our planet is a cloudy water, as the gentle moon shines like a distant beacon.
Aires part of Spacex Crew-10 The task that arrived at the International Space Station in March to reduce the so -called “astronaut” Sonita “Sony” Williams and Bari “Bot” Wiglur. This is the first visit of Ayers to ISS.
Aires was devoting some of her efforts to public communication of astronomical photography. Moon pictures show her artistic eye.
“She was shot from some different lenses of perspective,” she said. “I love how you can see the texture in the clouds and the moon itself.”
The full moon is known by “Flower Moon”.
“Many cultures indicate the Mayo Cams Moon as a brown moon thanks to the abundant flowering that occurs as the spring continues properly,” said Royal Museums Greenwich in A. explainer. “Other names include a hier moon, corn cultivation and milk moon.”
Airez’s views about the full moon brings the astronaut’s view of the heavenly show on Earth. It is beauty, whether you are on the ground or in orbit.