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The sharp horizon bookending this clip shows the stark contrast between Earth and the void of space. In the middle we see the annual polar night over central Antarctica, caused by the South Pole’s annual tilt away from the sun.

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A. Pettit1 year ago

Absolutely incredible. One of a kind mission.

Gail Alfar1 year ago

Earth is beautiful. It gives me peace to see it.

Sam1 year ago

Eric, as an Australian I wanted to say I’m extremely proud that you were apart of this mission. You’re doing amazing things for this country and I very much appreciate it. Thank you mate!

Hijo del Murciélago1 year ago

Isn't the earth plane?

Harlee1 year ago

@GailAlfarATX WOW! Awesome!!!

SunStar1 year ago

@framonauts Amazing ! Thank you for posting! What a journey ! @SpaceX are extraordinary ! 🩵🌸🌎

Thorsten Frank1 year ago

Beautiful shot!

성기군 단 곤1 year ago

Antarctica 🌐

DJP TECHNO1 year ago

@framonauts Beautiful. 💥🎵

Luminary1 year ago

That kills the flat Earth theory, no more scientific debates. Science only solidifies what is true! Thank you for the share.

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