68 pointsby reconnecting8 hours ago8 comments
  • weslleyskah6 hours ago
    Look at that, the northern lights! Gotta go to scandinavia or alaska to see them

    And the great lovecraftian darkness

    On another note, is there any archive footage of these NASA pictures of space with insane good quality?

    • dunconianan hour ago
      > On another note, is there any archive footage of these NASA pictures of space with insane good quality?

      Yes! I think this and the original are available in full resolution. All NASA material published is public domain IIRC

      https://images.nasa.gov/

    • gnabgib5 hours ago
      Plus Canada, Greenland, Iceland, Russia. Also available as Aurora Australis from Australia, New Zealand, Argentina, Chile, Antarctica
  • reconnecting7 hours ago
    I wish next time they would take the picture with a Phase One instead of a Nikon D5.
  • mahmedtan4 hours ago
    This is about to burn into my screen.
  • reconnecting8 hours ago
    Our beloved bubble with microbiota.
  • Imustaskforhelp7 hours ago
    Our earth feels so beautiful from above. I hope that all of humans can try to even make it more beautiful and just try our best to remove so much unnecessary stress that we have/give to create a better future for this beautiful lucky planet we are all on, putting aside our differences.

    Making this the wallpaper of my device right now :)

    • gkhartman7 hours ago
      If we could send every politician as a prerequisite for the job, I think it would greatly benefit mankind. It would be far more difficult to make corrupt decisions after seeing our only inhabitable rock against that vast emptiness, or at least one would hope so.

      I'm always blown away by these photos. I'm sure this is even more spectacular in person. Good idea on the desktop background ;)

  • ChrisArchitect5 hours ago
    • reconnecting5 hours ago
      [dupe] current post was one hour earlier and to direct source
  • ysgomes6 hours ago
    My next desktop wallpaper
  • mpalmer6 hours ago
    Really incredible how apparent the atmosphere can be. I love that you can see both blue sky and northern lights inside the bubble.