An Astronaut Took A Picture Of South Africa From Space And It’s Beautiful

20 Nov 2015 by Kiernan in Digital Photography, Science, South Africa, Travel

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Hey you, right down there in the southern part of Africa, damn you lookin’ fine.

Astronaut Scott Kelly, a 51-year-old engineer and retired US Navy Captain, is currently taking part in a study evaluating human health in space. He managed to find some time to snap a few pics and tweet them out, one in particular catching our attention:

A shout out to the Cape, you’re too kind Scott. His Twitter account (HERE) is full of gems with these some of the most eye-catching…

By the time Kelly touches down on Earth again he will have spent 522 days in space. Keep those pictures coming, you’ve got a pretty decent view up there.

[source:traveller24]

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