PetaPixel Astronaut Captures Wondrous Photo of Red and Green Aurora From the ISS


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A stunning view from the International Space Station shows a vivid red and green aurora on Earth's horizon with stars in the background. Parts of the space station are visible in the foreground, silhouetted against the colorful lights.

Astronaut and photographer-extraordinaire Matthew Dominick has captured an amazing image of red and green aurora lights from the International Space Station.

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