How You Can See Earth in a Whole New Light With These Insane Time-lapses
Get an astronaut’s view of auroras, stars, and the Milky Way surrounding our beautiful planet. 12,500 images taken by European Space Agency astronaut Alexander Gerst were combined to create the incredible timelapses of Earth from the International Space Station.
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How You Can See Earth in a Whole New Light With These Insane Time-lapses
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