This Is What Earth Looks Like From 400 km Above the Surface | View From the ISS

Imagine orbiting Earth at nearly 28,000 km/h (17,500 mph). Astronauts aboard the International Space Station witness around 16 sunrises and 16 sunsets every day, offering a perspective few humans have ever experienced.

From orbit, national borders disappear. What remains are oceans, mountains, deserts, clouds, and the thin blue atmosphere that makes life on Earth possible.

If you had the chance to spend six months aboard the ISS, would you take it? Why or why not🤷‍♀️

u/Vast-Feed266 — 3 days ago
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Nature needs no justification

The zebra does not ask why it exists .It grazes ,moves, survives, and participates in the ecosystem.Human often search endlessly for meaning , while nature simply is .This echoes ideas " perhaps meaning is not found but lived🤔

u/Little_BlueBirdy — 1 month ago

People think space is somewhere very far...Earth is also in space and basically we are also in space but on Earth inside it's atmosphere ..we are in space right now...

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u/Vast-Feed266 — 1 month ago

Every extinct human ancestor probably thought they were final version too

Every human species or ancestor that existed in the past probably believed in their own way "that they were the finished products of nature" but evolution never truly stops .Many version that once dominated the earth eventually disappeared

u/Vast-Feed266 — 1 month ago