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NASA ASTRONAUT REID Wiseman has posted, from space, this stunning Vine that shows lightning streaking across the globe.
Wiseman was already the first to person to post a Vine from space, and just last week captured some amazing shots of something that appeared to be Ireland, but couldn’t have been as there was next to no cloud-cover.
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His latest video, which shows a lightning storm, is pretty surreal:
https://vine.co/v/MFzIvZBq6M7
It’s unclear when the Vine is from, but the Houston area in the United States saw strong storms on Thursday:
Strong storms nw of Houston right now.Heavy rain, dangerous lightning & gusty winds likely along 290 & 249 pic.twitter.com/b1gI5oYVpr
Wednesday 30 October, 2024
Wednesday 30 October, 2024
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Ever wonder what lightning on Earth looks like from space?
NASA ASTRONAUT REID Wiseman has posted, from space, this stunning Vine that shows lightning streaking across the globe.
Wiseman was already the first to person to post a Vine from space, and just last week captured some amazing shots of something that appeared to be Ireland, but couldn’t have been as there was next to no cloud-cover.
His latest video, which shows a lightning storm, is pretty surreal:
https://vine.co/v/MFzIvZBq6M7
It’s unclear when the Vine is from, but the Houston area in the United States saw strong storms on Thursday:
- Pamela Engel. Additional reporting by Nicky Ryan.
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