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Photo: NASA
Moon removed from the edge of the ISS
The satellite photo of Earth was taken by the astronaut of the European Space Agency.
NASA has published a plan describing the Moon so that it is seen every day by astronauts aboard the International Space Station. The photo taken by the astronaut of the European Space Agency Alexander Gurst was published on the website of the agency.
"Performing nearly 16 rounds around the Earth every day, the ISS crew overcomes the distance to the moon and comes back every day," noted L & # 39; astronaut in a comment to the photo.
The International Space Station is known to be an inhabited orbital station used as a space exploration complex. It is jointly managed by space agencies from the United States, Japan, Russia, Europe and Canada.
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