ISS Bilder/News Update 17. Juli – 19. Juli 2018

“ Hoch, kalt, eisig. Diese polaren Höhenwolken über Nordeuropa sind immer noch ein Rätsel, doch unser ASIM-Experiment untersucht es bereits. In 80 km Höhe reflektieren sie oft noch Sonnenlicht, wenn die Erde darunter bereits dunkel ist, und erscheinen nachtleuchtend. #Horizons“ /via Alexander Gerst/ESA

 

 

 

 

 

Bilder vom 17. Juli – 19. Juli 2018 via Alexander Gerst  (Deutschland/ESA), Andrew J. Feustel  (USA/NASA), Richard R. Arnold  (USA/NASA) und Oleg Artemjew  (Russland/Roskosmos). Die Astronauten   Alexander Gerst, Andrew J. Feustel, Richard R. Arnold und Oleg Artemjew gehören zur ISS-Expedition 56.

 

 

 

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International Space Station

Alexander Gerst auf Twitter

Andrew J. Feustel auf Twitter

Richard R. Arnold auf Twitter

Oleg Artemjew auf Twitter

Serena Auñón-Chancellor auf Twitter

„High, cold and icy. These polar mesospheric clouds are still a mystery to science, but the #SpaceStormHunter outside Columbus is investigating. At around 80 km altitude, they often reflect the sun while Earth underneath is already dark, appearing noctilucent. #Horizons “ /via Alexander Gerst/ESA

Recording how much nitrogen oxide we exhale for an experiment that is diagnosing lung health, helping patients on Earth – later in the #Horizons mission we will repeat this experiment in the airlock in reduced pressure. 📷:ESA/NASA pic.twitter.com/i2CBIpNMIn

— Alexander Gerst (@Astro_Alex) 17. Juli 2018

„The Caspian Sea with the enormous Volga River delta on one side, and Iran on the other side. I would love to travel there one day… #explore — Das Kaspische Meer mit dem gigantischen Volga-Delta auf der einen Seite, und Iran auf der anderen. Ein Reiseziel auf meiner Liste… “ /via Alexander Gerst/ESA

“ Because clouds can be beautiful when viewed from @Space_Station also.“ /via Andrew J. Feustel /NASA

„The ethereal beauty of Earth is our constant companion. It reminds us of all that we have left behind and what awaits when we return. The Skeleton Coast of the Namib Desert. #Namibia “ /via Richard R. Arnold/NASA

“ „The city seen from the #QueensboroBridge is always the city seen for the first time, in its first wild promise of all the mystery and beauty in the world.” – F. Scott Fitzgerald #NYC #Manhattan“ /via Richard R. Arnold/NASA

Раз в месяц у нас на станции проходит взвешивание, которое входит в программу медицинского обследования. Весы, конечно же, специальные, космические 🚀 Называется прибор – "Измеритель масс".
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The device we are using for weighing is called the Body Mass Measurement Device. pic.twitter.com/5qGzr967lM

— Oleg Artemyev (@OlegMKS) 17. Juli 2018

ISS Bilder/News Update 2. Dezember 2017 – 4. Dezember 2017

“ Good morning from @Space_Station. #Prague #VisitCZ“ /via Randolph Bresnik/NASA

 

 

 

Bilder vom 2. Dezember 2017 – 4. Dezember 2017 via Randolph Bresnik  (USA/NASA), Mark Thomas Vande Hei (USA/NASA), Paolo Nespoli (Italien/ESA) und Sergei Rjasanski (Russland/Roskosmos). Die Astronauten  Randolph Bresnik, Mark Thomas Vande Hei, Paolo Nespoli und Sergei Rjasanski gehören zur ISS-Expedition 53.

 

 

 

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International Space Station

Paolo Nespoli auf Twitter

Randolph Bresnik auf Twitter

Sergei Rjasanski auf Twitter

Mark Thomas Vande Hei auf Twitter

Joseph M. Acaba auf Twitter

Flying Saucers of the edible kind. Pizza Pie created from scratch, the IPDS (Intergalactic Pizza Devouring Squad) says 12 thumbs up! pic.twitter.com/rPPEOEljsF

— Randy Bresnik (@AstroKomrade) 2. Dezember 2017

Pizza delivery to @space_station! Our Expedition 53 crew had a blast channeling our inner chef by building #tasty pizzas for movie night. Whose pizza looks the tastiest? pic.twitter.com/qCVdi3qHYW

— Randy Bresnik (@AstroKomrade) 2. Dezember 2017

“ Good morning from @Space_Station. Mount Rainier and Seattle. #mountrainiernps #visitseattle“ /via Randolph Bresnik/NASA

“ Good morning from @Space_Station. Mount Rainier and Seattle. #mountrainiernps #visitseattle“ /via Randolph Bresnik/NASA

Our @Space_Station likes to photobomb things in this Solar System. Where to next?

Photo Credit:
NASA J. Kowsky @jakowsky Station Lunar Transit Dec 2, 2017 https://t.co/mZd7GvdDH3
NASA B. Ingalls @ingallsimages Station Solar Transit Aug 21, 2017 https://t.co/cmMAhZUThP pic.twitter.com/9uX6L7Eddh

— Randy Bresnik (@AstroKomrade) 3. Dezember 2017

“ Beautiful moonrise to get you motivated for the #supermoon tonight. We have a front row seat from @Space_Station, not a chance of cloud cover to get in our way.“ /via Randolph Bresnik/NASA

“ The #supermoon rising over Mongolia. Good night from @Space_Station.“ /via Randolph Bresnik/NASA

“ Good morning from @Space_Station. Great Salt Lake, Utah. #VisitUtah #youtah“ /via Randolph Bresnik/NASA

„These views never get old. Reminds me of a wonderful afternoon just wandering around the Big Apple on foot, enjoying every moment. “ /via Mark Thomas Vande Hei/NASA

“ Enjoyed this view while imagining islands of clouds. #MondayMotivation“ /via Mark Thomas Vande Hei/NASA

“ The long string of lights of #Japan shining at night, from Fukuoka to #Tokyo #EarthfromSpace #VITAmission“ /via Paolo Nespoli/ESA

“ А это у нас #Патагония. Снимки сделаны в рамках эксперимента «Ураган», когда мы ведем активное наблюдение за планетой. К примеру, по этим фотографиям ученые проводят анализ динамики таяния ледников в Патагонии.“ /via Sergei Rjasanski/Roskosmos

“ А это у нас #Патагония. Снимки сделаны в рамках эксперимента «Ураган», когда мы ведем активное наблюдение за планетой. К примеру, по этим фотографиям ученые проводят анализ динамики таяния ледников в Патагонии.“ /via Sergei Rjasanski/Roskosmos

“ А это у нас #Патагония. Снимки сделаны в рамках эксперимента «Ураган», когда мы ведем активное наблюдение за планетой. К примеру, по этим фотографиям ученые проводят анализ динамики таяния ледников в Патагонии.“ /via Sergei Rjasanski/Roskosmos

“ А это у нас #Патагония. Снимки сделаны в рамках эксперимента «Ураган», когда мы ведем активное наблюдение за планетой. К примеру, по этим фотографиям ученые проводят анализ динамики таяния ледников в Патагонии.“ /via Sergei Rjasanski/Roskosmos

“ This is #Patagonia. The photos were taken as part of the Uragan experiment. According to this experiment, we taking photos the glacier of Patagonia. The scientists analyses this photos and note the dynamic of deglaciation.“ /via Sergei Rjasanski/Roskosmos

“ This is #Patagonia. The photos were taken as part of the Uragan experiment. According to this experiment, we taking photos the glacier of Patagonia. The scientists analyses this photos and note the dynamic of deglaciation.“ /via Sergei Rjasanski/Roskosmos

“ This is #Patagonia. The photos were taken as part of the Uragan experiment. According to this experiment, we taking photos the glacier of Patagonia. The scientists analyses this photos and note the dynamic of deglaciation.“ /via Sergei Rjasanski/Roskosmos

“ #КраскиЗемли: вот так красочно выглядит #Африка, просто глаз не оторвать 🙂 А вам как? // #EarthArt: Colorful #Africa. Do you like it?“ /via Sergei Rjasanski/Roskosmos

“ #КраскиЗемли: вот так красочно выглядит #Африка, просто глаз не оторвать 🙂 А вам как? // #EarthArt: Colorful #Africa. Do you like it?“ /via Sergei Rjasanski/Roskosmos

“ #КраскиЗемли: вот так красочно выглядит #Африка, просто глаз не оторвать 🙂 А вам как? // #EarthArt: Colorful #Africa. Do you like it?“ /via Sergei Rjasanski/Roskosmos

ISS Bilder/News Update 6. November 2017 – 8. November 2017

You can’t miss the attractiveness of San Francisco, California even at 17,500 mph. #OneWorldManyViews pic.twitter.com/KRGgr1JL2w

— Randy Bresnik (@AstroKomrade) 6. November 2017

 

 

 

 

Bilder vom 6. November 2017 – 8. November 2017 via Randolph Bresnik  (USA/NASA), Joseph M. Acaba (USA/NASA), Paolo Nespoli (Italien/ESA) und Sergei Rjasanski (Russland/Roskosmos). Die Astronauten  Randolph Bresnik, Joseph M. Acaba, Paolo Nespoli und Sergei Rjasanski gehören zur ISS-Expedition 53.

 

 

 

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International Space Station

Paolo Nespoli auf Twitter

Randolph Bresnik auf Twitter

Sergei Rjasanski auf Twitter

Mark Thomas Vande Hei auf Twitter

Joseph M. Acaba auf Twitter

“ My space home for the last 100 days, ceiling crew quarters of Node 2, lots of work still to be done, but back to my real home in December.“ /via Randolph Bresnik/NASA

My friend Mike who’s a plumber won’t believe I got to use a pipe wrench in space- same as his wrench, only mine was traveling at 17500 MPH. pic.twitter.com/AFFVUvQv64

— Randy Bresnik (@AstroKomrade) 6. November 2017

It is an idyllic life along Copenhagen’s many canals in Denmark. #OneWorldManyViews pic.twitter.com/E8jT0T1gy0

— Randy Bresnik (@AstroKomrade) 7. November 2017

“ Busy day at work when you have to take the laptop to the outhouse! Just kidding, we need to follow procedures when fixing the space toilet.“ /via Randolph Bresnik/NASA

Over 30,000 students involved @EarthKAM_Live capturing beautiful Earth pics from @Space_Station. Take a peek here: https://t.co/9CqtCPcspW pic.twitter.com/FQa9d25uUw

— Joseph M. Acaba (@AstroAcaba) 6. November 2017

“ #California coast (on the right) and its amazing national parks: #Yosemite and the #Sequoia National Forest! #VITAmission #FindYourPark“ /via Paolo Nespoli/ESA

“ The Nile from Cairo to Khartoum in Sudan: that is one long river! And it doesn’t even end there… #VITAmission“ /via Paolo Nespoli/ESA

“ #NewYork, the Big Apple… the city that never sleeps! / New York, la Grande Mela…La città che non dorme mai! #VITAmission #Earthfromspace“ /via Paolo Nespoli/ESA

“ Завораживающий лунный закат, правда? // Moonset… Isn’t it a spellbinding view?“ /via Sergei Rjasanski/Roskosmos

“ Nizhny Novgorod always was a major economic, transport and cultural center of Russia.“ /via Sergei Rjasanski/Roskosmos

“ #SouthGeorgia Island in the Southern Atlantic Ocean. And nearby you can see a huge iceberg.“ /via Sergei Rjasanski/Roskosmos

“ #Venice is amazing and unusual. The city was built on 118 islands and connected by more than 400 bridges“ /via Sergei Rjasanski/Roskosmos

“ #Venice is amazing and unusual. The city was built on 118 islands and connected by more than 400 bridges“ /via Sergei Rjasanski/Roskosmos

“ #Venice is amazing and unusual. The city was built on 118 islands and connected by more than 400 bridges“ /via Sergei Rjasanski/Roskosmos

Space View:Hudson RiverNew York City

„On the river that flows both ways, so does the ice. The Hudson River in winter #ISS“ /via Fragile Oasis/NASA

 

Der Hudson River (ist ein 493 Kilometer langer Fluss in den US-Bundesstaaten New York und New Jersey im Nordosten der USA) ist zu sehen. Der Hudson entspringt im US-Bundesstaat New York in den Adirondack Mountains am Henderson Lake. Von dort fließt er überwiegend in südlicher Richtung durch diesen Staat und nimmt bei Albany das Wasser des Mohawk River auf. Nur im Unterlauf bildet er teilweise die Grenze zum Nachbarstaat New Jersey und erreicht vor seiner Mündung den New Yorker Hafen. In den Atlantik mündet er zwischen den Inseln Manhattan und Long Island einerseits und Staten Island andererseits.

 

 

(Quelle:Wikipedia)