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STUNNING TIME-LAPSE FROM SPACE A breathtaking time-lapse captured from the ISS shows Earth in motion like you’ve never seen before. City lights flicker as the planet spins silently beneath the stars. No CGI. Just our world - alive and beautiful. Source: AstronautiCast

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