Sunset and sunrise are the most colorful phenomena in the sky, occurring every day, and we all love to see them. We even try to capture the best sunrise and sunset photos possible.
But have you ever imagined how a sunset or sunrise looks from the space?
Well, we have solved this query and brought some astonishing pictures of sunsets taken from the space.
The stunning images show a wash of warm colors layered over a portion of the Earth. In the images, we can see one side of the blue planet cloaked in darkness while the other side is bathed in bright sunlight.
The image was shared by a Twitter account named @wonderofscience with a caption ‘This is what sunset looks like from space.’
This is what sunset looks like from space.
— Wonder of Science (@wonderofscience) March 18, 2023
Credit: ESA/NASA pic.twitter.com/nXgAZSh7D6
Since being shared the picture was viewed over 1.7 million times and has also accumulated more than 34,500 likes.
Notably, the picture was taken by ESA astronaut Alexander Gerst when he was the Commander of the International Space Station in 2018. Currently, the astronaut is back on Earth and shared these amazing pictures in 2019.
This is what a sunset on Earth looks like from above. / So sieht ein irdischer Sonnenuntergang aus, von oben gesehen. #Horizons #Archive pic.twitter.com/sgijQq8hYt
— Alexander Gerst (@Astro_Alex) May 16, 2019
Gerst's pictures demonstrate how the sunset is the dividing barrier between light and darkness.
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