NASA Astronaut Christina H. Koch, International Space Station Flight Engineer, "looks through the station's 'window to the world,' the seven-windowed cupola" on 11 Aug 2019. She "was photographing landmarks as the orbiting lab flew 259 miles above the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of South America."

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A Billion Dollar View

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Astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti, on the International Space Station, wearing a Star Trek shirt and giving the Vulcan salutation

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NASA Astronaut Christina H. Koch "says this is her favorite reading window, where she spends time relaxing by herself on weekends" aboard the International Space Station. Photo credit: National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)

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NASA Astronaut Anne McClain takes a "space-selfie" during a spacewalk, with NASA astronaut Nichole Ayers also reflected in her visor.

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NASA astronaut Ricky Arnold on a spacewalk outside the International Space Station

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view of Earth as seen from the Cupola on the Earth-facing side of the ISS

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Taking a Selfie

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Water ice photographed in microgravity. More details in comments!

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March 1994: NASA Astronaut Marsha S. Ivins "prepares to aim three Hasselblad cameras through the overhead windows of" Space Shuttle Columbia (STS-62). "The three cameras were allowed to simultaneously record the same imagery on different types of file for purposes of comparison and experimentation."

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Astronaut Don Pettit demonstrates the Dzhanibekov effect aboard the ISS, where a spinning camera in microgravity unexpectedly flips its rotation axis by 180 degrees.

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Today, March 3, 2019 marks the 50th anniversary of Apollo 9. Apollo 9 would provide the crucial test of the Lunar Module before Apollo 11, the first Lunar landing.

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Japanese astronaut Akihiko Hoshide took this selfie while on the International Space Station on September 5, 2012.