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On May 12, the northern hemisphere in the northern hemisphere and the full flower bear occurred in the full flower month. NASA Astronaut Nicholey Ayers enjoyed the image from a different point of point in the International Space Station.
Ayers shared three images of the month with full force.
“I’m still afraid of our thoughts to the world and beyond him” He said in X. “Today was a flower bear and did not disappoint!”
This view from ISS shows the full flower month in the perspective.
Our blue planet was stuck in clouds in the first image. The moon, Dark Maria (“Latin for the seas”) is in the corner with an impact basins such as shadows like shadows. It is a poetic image that emphasizes the closeness between the earth and its natural satellite.
The parts of the International Space Station, this scenic photo of the Earth that looks like a small point near the center.
The next image of Ayers tells a different story. The moon is a small point in a ripping upside down in the clouds. The parts of the space station came under the appearance.
The ISS is going to show how much direction does not matter. Location may be above or above or below the perspective of your choice in orbit.
The long glow in the darkness of the space is the full flower bear. The water and clouds of the earth are below.
The last shot is an ode that has a distance. Moon orbits of 239 thousand miles per month. Each of which is very far away in the picture. Our planet is a watery, cloudy hulk shining like a beacon.
Ayers is part of Spacex Crew-10 Suni Williams and Barry “Williams and Barry” Williams and Barry “Williams” came to Iss in March to release Williams and Barry. This is the first visit to Ayers’s ISS.
Ayers have dedicated some public broadcast efforts for antophotography. Moon photos show artistic eyes.
“They were shot in several different lenses for the perspective,” he said. “I love how you can see in the clouds and the moon in weaving.”
May the full bear is known for the nickname “Flower Moon”.
“Many cultures, thanks to the plenty of flowering, as soon as spring goes properly, belong to the full month of May,” said Royal Museums explain. “Other names include rabbit bears, corn planting bears and milk bears.”
The views of the full moon of Ayers bring us the prospect of the sky show on the earth. It is a beauty you fall on the ground or in orbit.
