Planet Earth and Milky Way from Space😍

The view of planet earth today showing sunrise and... sunset! #Spaceshow more

Astronaut's view of planet Earth while working in space 🌍

Did you know that the Milky Way is even... milkier when viewed from the Southern Hemisphere? This is because from the southern side of our planet, we get a clearer, more direct view of the dense galactic core. Here’s a look at the Milky Way starting over the Southern Ocean (between Australia and Antarctica) from our SpaceX Dragon window, complete with some aurora (Southern Lights) and fleeting Starlink satellites. Enjoy the view!show more

Earth as seen from Space at night🌍

A beautiful view of Earth from space 🌍

Dragon cargo number 31 undocked yesterday and returned to... planet Earth carrying the spoils from our research.show more

Milky Way and Andromeda collision...

Good morning from one of the greatest places on... planet earth 🤩show more

BREATHTAKING view of Earth from the International Space Station🛰️

And every man on planet earth felt his pain

How long would it take a spaceship to reach... each planet from Earth?show more

⚠️ These images are *not* simulated. ⚠️ See how... we captured the Earth in epic detail all the way from space with #GalaxyS24 Ultra. ❤️ this post to receive your very own photo taken from space #withGalaxy.show more

How long would it take an airplane to reach... each planet from earth?show more

Earth moves. We watch in awe. 🌍 Captured aboard... the International Space Station, this timelapse shows our planet from 250 miles up. The International Space Station is more than a window seat. In microgravity, researchers study medicine, materials, climate, and life itself in ways we simply can’t on the ground.show more

the way seunghyun just straight up almost pushed daesung... off the planet earth is taking me outttttshow more

NASA released an image of Earth from space and... people are freaking out! What do you notice?show more

How Long Would It Take a Spacecraft to Travel... from Earth to Each Planet?show more

A stabilized timelapse of the Milky Way reminds us... that our Earth is constantly rotating — a fact we know but don't directly perceive.show more

Good Morning Planet Earth!