PetaPixel First-Ever Astronaut Interview From the ISS Focuses Heavily on Astrophotography


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An astronaut inside a spacecraft holds a camera, with Earth visible through the windows in the background. He wears a blue polo shirt and is surrounded by various equipment and controls. The scene is well-lit, showcasing the interior details of the spacecraft.

The picturesque view from the cupola in the International Space Station (ISS) is iconic -- it has been in photos and videos countless times. However, it had never been the location for a live interview, at least until this week.

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